Report: Poland Spring Added $200 Million to Maine Economy

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   Poland Spring says it pumped more than $200 million into Maine’s economy last year

Maine Opioid Task Force to Unveil Report

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Maine’s task force studying the opioid crisis is due to give its recommendations to the Legislature

Feds Hold Shellfish Quota Steady

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The federal government wants to allow U.S. seafood harvesters to continue collecting the same amounts of some popular kinds of shellfish.

Maine Dealing With Uptick in Cases of Hepatitis A

The Maine Center for Disease Control says the state has seen four cases of hepatitis A over the past three months.

Man Dies in Crash After Vehicle Loses Traction on Snow

Police say Donald Yeskoo of Wells was declared dead at the scene.

Police Subdue Suspect After 15-Hour Armed Standoff

Waterville police say 23-year-old Michael Joslyn was taken into custody around noon Sunday after firing multiple gunshots.

Governor LePage Calls Paying for Medicaid Expansion a “Big Reach”

LePage told The Associated Press “the money has got to be in the bank” before Maine expands Medicaid to thousands of people at a $54.5 million price tag.

Out-Of-State Snowmobile Riders Flock to Maine

Records show out-of-state riders now represent close to a quarter of snowmobile registrations in Maine.

Truck Driver Killed in Wreck Near Canadian Border

Police say the crash happened just before 9:30am on Route 27 in Chain of Ponds Township, located about 10 minutes south of the Canadian border.

York Hospital Considers Land Deal with Town

YORK, Maine (AP)   Officials in the Maine town of York are considering a land transfer deal with a local hospital