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Police investigate report of women approaching teenage girls at Scarborough Walmart

Police are on the lookout for three women who were seen soliciting teenage girls at the Walmart in Scarborough.

Guilford man accused of shooting at, threatening woman

A Guilford man accused of assaulting and shooting at a woman before threatening to burn down her home faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and domestic violence assault.

Maine unemployment falls to lowest mark since pandemic began

The unemployment rate in Maine has fallen to its lowest point since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rare eagle seen in Maine, wowing birders, might stay a bit

GEORGETOWN, Maine (AP) A rare species of eagle that has thrilled bird lovers and baffled scientists since arriving in Maine last month might not be in a hurry to leave.

Historic jail building in Maine falling into disrepair

ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP) A historic jail building in Maine is falling apart and the historical society that owns it hasn’t been able to come up with the money to save it.

Former Portland mayor claims eviction was retaliation

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Former Portland Mayor Ethan Strimling said an attempt to evict him from his downtown apartment is retaliation for forming a tenants union and fighting illegal rent increases.

Calais school counselor accused of sexually assaulting 16-year-old student

A behavioral health counselor in the Calais school system allegedly sent sexually explicit videos and photos to a 16-year-old student and engaged in sexual acts with the student last October.

Wastewater testing shows decline in COVID-19 in two Maine communities

The state continues to see a high number of COVID hospitalizations, but wastewater testing shows a decline in the virus’s presence in two communities.

Portland struggles as asylum seekers continue to arrive

Portland is asking for help as the growing number of asylum seekers continues to stretch resources.

Maine moose hunters hope for more success in 2022

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine wildlife managers will soon start accepting applications for the 2022 moose hunt, which will follow a year in which hunters had limited success.

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Three Shooting Suspects From New Hampshire Thought to be in Maine

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Officers say several callers reported gunshots around 1:21 a.m. Saturday.

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Maine State Police Seek Help With 50-Year-Old Arson Death

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Police say they found a burned-out green 1971 Chrysler station wagon with Massachusetts registration.

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A House Fire in a South Portland Leaves Occupant Homeless

Fire Crews responded to the house fire on Cole Street, Friday night. The Red Cross is currently helping with providing temporary lodging for the displaced occupant.

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A Fatal Fire in Readfield, Claims a Life of a Woman

75-year-old Carolyn Wentworth was found dead hours after the fire was extinguished. Her husband, 74-year-old Jerrold Wentworth, was resecured by neighbors and is currently in serious condition at the Maine General Medical Center in Augusta.

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Driver cited after rear-ending MTA maintenance vehicle in Cumberland

A maintenance worker with the Maine Turnpike Authority suffered minor injuries when their truck was rear-ended in Cumberland Friday morning.