Governor Says He Wants to Reverse Solar Rule Delay

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Maine’s Republican governor says he wants to reverse regulators’ move to delay a gradual ramp down in compensation for new solar panel owners who generate excess energy

Standish Man Arrested After Breaking into Corrections Officer’s Home

LIMINGTON, Maine (WGAN)  Police say a Standish man is facing charges after breaking into the home of a York County Corrections Officer.

Police Investigate Discovery of Man’s Body in Parked Car

SABATTUS, Maine (AP)   Police in Maine say they found the body of a man who had been living out of his car while they were conducting a well-being check

Officials: Officer Shot 2 People in Warrant Confrontation

MACHIASPORT, Maine (AP)   The Maine Attorney General’s Office says two people were shot and wounded by a state Marine Patrol officer over the weekend

City Apologizes for Sharing Private HIV Patient Information

The Press Herald reports Portland shared the information with University of Southern Maine researchers for a study on the city’s behalf.

Protesters Reach Plea Agreement for Sit-In Charges

The protesters will donate to Food AND Medicine, a Brewer-based organization that organizes low-income people to lobby lawmakers.

Maine Opioid Task Force Unveils Report

The task force, in its report released Tuesday, said the state has been focusing on curtailing over-prescribing of prescription opioids.

Maine Regulators Open Inquiry Into Utilities’ Storm Response

The Maine Public Utilities Commission is opening an inquiry into the preparedness and response of Maine’s electric companies following a powerful windstorm the day before Halloween.

VA Funds Additional Justice Outreach Positions in Maine

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   U.S. Sen. Angus King is praising the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for funding for three new staff positions in Maine

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