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Maine man charged with hate crime in Black church arson
A Maine man accused of setting fire to a Massachusetts church with a predominantly Black congregation been charged with hate crime offenses.
Maine veterans homes to receive nearly $2 million in federal funding
(AP) Maine veterans homes are set to receive nearly $2 million in federal funding to help with the coronavirus pandemic.
Proposals to require voter ID fail in committee in Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Three proposals to require Maine voters to show photo identification before casting ballots failed to gain support in committee.
Rural Maine areas are reporting more COVID-19 cases than larger urban cities
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) Maine’s growing number of COVID-19 cases is disproportionately affecting smaller towns.
Police: 13-year-old driver kills 3-year-old in Maine
GORHAM, Maine (AP) A 13-year-old girl was alone behind the wheel of a car that killed a 3-year-old boy in a residential neighborhood, police said.
Maine stays under emergency order for at least 1 more month
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) Maine will remain under a state of emergency order until at least the middle of May, the state’s governor has ruled.
Bill proposes separate, elevated state agency for children
A Maine lawmaker wants to make the state agency that serves children a separate, cabinet level-department.
$20K in trading cards stolen from hobby store
Maine authorities are investigating the theft of several sports trading cards estimated to be worth nearly $20,000.
Man killed by police during armed confrontation in northern Maine
Police in northern Maine fatally shot a man during an armed confrontation early Wednesday.
Police standoff in Windham comes to an end after suspect surrenders
A standoff in Windham has come to an end after police say the suspect surrendered peacefully.