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Federal lawmakers seek review of New England asylum cases
Congressional leaders in New England are calling for a federal investigation into the low rate of approvals by the region’s asylum office.
Maine Attorney General finds use of deadly force justified in Waterville shooting
Maine’s top prosecutor says the fatal police shooting of a Waterville man last year was justified.
Police respond to 3 shootings in Portland on Monday
Portland Police say they investigated three shootings over the course of 90 minutes on Memorial Day.
One dead following shooting in Vassalboro
Details are few at this point about a shooting that killed one person and injured another in Vassalboro on Monday
Three car crash on Turnpike sends several people to the hospital
The Maine Turnpike was closed for an hour during one of the busiest times of the year on Memorial Day because of the accident
New England senators want more federal money for elections
Sen. Angus King says the Sustaining Our Democracy Act would provide $20 billion in federal money over the next 10 years to help states with election necessities, such as training poll workers and upgrading voting equipment and registration systems.
Old Orchard Beach is ready for the tourists this Memorial Day weekend
Love them or hate them the tourists from Canada and other states are back in Maine.
Flash flooding knocks out section of Route 1 in Aroostook County
The washout will leave a busy section of Route 1 closed for quite some time.
2 Teenagers hurt in Aroostook County crash Friday
The driver of the vehicle swerved to avoid a deer and lost control of the car
Students and staff evacuated after suspicious note found at Gray-New Gloucester Middle School
A bomb threat at a school in Gray on Friday prompted a police response for the second time this month.




