Maine Senator Collins Condemns Partial Government Shutdown

Maine Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins is condemning the partial shutdown of the federal government.

Coyotes, Bobcats in the Scope for Maine’s Winter Hunters

Maine’s winter hunting seasons for everything from coyotes to pheasants are in full swing, and some are coming to an end.

Police look into how car plunged into Falmouth pond

Police are looking into how a woman plunged her car into a pond in Falmouth Friday.

Mainers Honor the Homeless People Who Died in Portland

A vigil was held Friday night in Portland, honoring the homeless people who passed away in the city this year.

Naked Man Runs Away From Crash Scene in York

A naked man in Maine fled the scene of a crash Friday afternoon.

Judge Rejects Motion to Drop Charges Against Boat Captain

A judge has rejected motions to dismiss charges against a Maine sailboat captain who is charged in the death of a crew member who jumped overboard.

Court Denies Poliquin’s Bid to Block Successor’s Swearing-In

A federal appeals court has denied the latest effort by New England’s last remaining Republican congressman to declare unconstitutional Maine’s new election system, which was used for the first time in a congressional race.

Police: 18-Year-Old Man Killed in Roll-Over Crash

A Maine county sheriff’s office says an 18-year-old man was killed in a roll-over crash.

Water Utility Faces Fine for Sewage Spill

Maine environmental officials say a July sewage spill in Portland violated state law and carries a fine.

Maine Governor-Elect Taps Former Labor Chief

Maine’s governor-elect says she is nominating a former labor commissioner to be the new chief of the Maine Department of Labor.