Bid to Illegally Import Moose Antlers Lands Canadian in Rut

Federal prosecutors say a Canadian man has been sentenced to a month in prison for importing illegally harvested moose antlers into the United States.

Lobster Bait Restriction Coming as Fishery Deals With Crunch

Interstate fishing regulators are looking to get out in front of potential problems caused by exotic bait in case there is a bait crunch in the lobster fishery next year.

Governor Continues Legal Fight Against Attorney General

Republican Gov. Paul LePage is taking his legal fight against Democratic gubernatorial candidate and Attorney General Janet Mills to Maine’s high court.

Dive Teams Recover Body of Lobsterman Who Fell Overboard

Dive teams have found the body of a man who fell off a lobster boat Tuesday morning.

Former Hospital Worker Charged with Placing Hidden Cameras in Staff Bathrooms

Bangor Police say a Hampden man was arrested on a warrant charging him with 15 counts of Invasion of Privacy.

Maine Officials Hope to Stop Beavers from Flooding Road

FARMINGDALE, Maine (AP)   Officials in a Maine town are trying to prevent beavers from flooding an important road

Maine School Strengthens Partnership with Icelandic Colleges

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)    A Maine university has signed an agreement with a pair of Icelandic schools about collaborating on a new degree program in ocean food systems

Oxford Man Killed in Logging Accident

AUBURN, Maine (WGAN) Auburn Police say a local man was killed during a logging accident on Monday afternoon. First responders…

Three Suffer Non-Life Threatening Injuries After Monday Morning Crash in Windham

A head-on crash on Roosevelt Trail, or Route 302, in Windham on Monday morning sent two women to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Governor Makes Secret Trip To Spain

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) – Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s office confirms he traveled to Spain to meet with leaders of the company that owns Central Maine Power.