Independent Gov Candidate Eyes Dropout Decision After Debate

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The campaign of an independent candidate for governor of Maine said Thursday he’ll make a decision about whether to stay in the race after the next couple of debates.

Maine Leaders Speak Out Against Political Threats

Maine’s congressional delegation is forcefully denouncing pipe bombs and suspicious packages sent to prominent Democrats.

Dog In Shelter’s Care For 4 Years Gets Many Adoption Offers

PARIS, Maine (AP) — An animal shelter in Maine that recently brought attention to a dog under its care for four years has been flooded with adoption applications.

Police Clarify Warning About Absentee Ballot Canvassers

YARMOUTH, Maine (AP)   Police in Yarmouth are clarifying an earlier warning about people going door-to-door asking residents if they want to apply for an absentee ballot, saying the process is legal

Maine Says Modern Wood Heating Has More Than $20M Benefit

Maine officials say there’s an annual economic benefit of more than $20 million from modern wood heating of buildings in the state.

Stalker Sentenced for Following Woman

A Maine man has been sentenced for stalking his former girlfriend.

Northern Maine University Receives Largest Gift in History

A Maine university says it has received the largest one-time gift in its history, and it’s using the money to establish its first endowed chair.

Corrections Officer Charged With Cocaine Trafficking

A Cumberland County corrections officer is behind bars after being charged with dealing cocaine.

Teenager Treated at Hospital After Snowy Bus Stop Crash

Police say a teenage student was treated for bumps and bruises after he was struck by a vehicle while crossing the road to board a school bus on a snowy morning.

Acadia Says Firewood Will Be Available Through Lottery

Officials at Maine’s Acadia National Park say there will be a lottery to determine who will be able to purchase firewood from the park at bargain prices.