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Elderly Man Critical After ATV-SUV Crash in Northern Maine

Norman Daigle of Cross Lake Township entered Caribou Road from an ATV trail

Police Safely Corral Horse Running on I-95 Near Burnham

Officers say they spotted the horse running with traffic in the breakdown lane

Mayor Floats County Tax to Fund Shelters, Ease Portland Crisis

Mayor Mark Dion is saying the city can’t support the unhoused population of a county on its own.

Camper Explodes in Rural Area Outside Bangor

Investigators say residents on Coboro Road placed the explosive Tannerite inside an old camper

6 Arrested in Illegal Marijuana Grow Operation in Maine, Mass.

Six of the seven defendants were reportedly arrested Tuesday morning

PopUp Bagels Coming to Portland

PopUp Bagels originated in Connecticut

Maine and a GOP Lawmaker Who ID’d Transgender Athlete Agree Lawsuit Now Moot

Laurel Libby identified the athlete in a social media post and called into question the student’s gender identity

Silver Alert Issued for Rangeley Man

Police say Brian Shorey was last seen at about 1 pm Monday

Republican Lawmakers Call for EMCC Professor’s Firing

The lawmakers signed a letter, saying Dr. Carol Lewandowski made discriminatory comments to a conservative student

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Woman in Critical Condition After Penobscot County ATV Crash

The crash remains under investigation.

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Maine Woman Serious Injured in Sagadahoc County Crash

Deputies say a woman had to be extracted from her vehicle with serious injuries

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Sen. Collins, Sen. King offer thoughts after Gaza ceasefire deal

Maine's congressional delegation reacting after Hamas released all living hostages after two years of violence in Gaza.

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Hunter injured after gun goes off in northern Maine

A Brewer woman was hit by birdshot when a member of her hunting party fired their gun in Aroostook County.

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Why Are There So Many Hotels in Portland?

Quincy Hentzel with the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce says the hotels are continuing to be built for a reason.