No public data compromised by attack on state computers

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap said computer services are being restored in Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions after a phishing attack.

Woman receives over 500 letters from health care company

A Maine woman says she received more than 500 letters from UnitedHealthcare in five days.

First Maine woman to travel into space

A Maine astronaut will be the first woman and third person from the state to travel into space.

Maine shipyard bid improves with Lockheed Martin withdrawal

A Maine shipyard has a better chance of securing a contract to design and build frigates for the U.S. Navy because one of its competitors is dropping out of the running.

Pedestrian hit, injured by car driven by police detective

A pedestrian in Maine suffered minor injuries when she was hit by a vehicle driven by a Maine State Police detective in Augusta.

Collins mum on inquiry, other Maine leaders slam Trump

Maine Sen. Susan Collins says she won’t comment on a call for a vote on an impeachment inquiry about President Donald Trump, while other members of the state’s delegation signaled support for the move.

Driver in crash involving school bus charged with OUI

Police have arrested a woman who they say crashed into a school bus in Sabattus.

Third firefighter released from hospital after explosion

A Maine firefighter has been discharged from a Portland hospital one week after a deadly building explosion in Farmington.

Woman killed in single-vehicle crash in Sedgwick

Maine State Police say a woman was killed when her car struck a utility pole in Sedgwick Tuesday morning.

Bill that would boost rural Maine industries clears hurdle

A U.S. Senate committee has signed off on a funding bill that would provide help to Maine’s potato industry as well as other rural enterprises.