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Motorcyclist crushed by tractor trailer making wide right turn

Tractor trailer crushes motorcycle while turning

Two people injured in Gray crash

Car crash in Gray leaves two injured

Men ordered to pay back $2.4M in health care fraud case

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) – A federal judge has ordered two men to pay back a total of more than $2.4…

Maine requires so-called PFAS to be phased out by 2030

Mainers pleaded with lawmakers to help, and they responded with a series of proposals setting stricter PFAS pollution standards, allocating money to address contamination, and making it easier to sue polluters.

Drought causes southern Maine blueberry farm to close

Southern Maine blueberry farm forced to close due to drought

Deck collapse in Westbrook leaves several injured

A deck has collapsed in Westbrook, leaving several people injured.

Maine decriminalizes hypodermic syringe possession

A new Maine law decriminalizing possession of hypodermic syringes has passed.

Richmond selectman charged with drunk driving

A selectman from the town of Richmond has been charged with drunk driving.

Man crashes car and flees while under the influence of drugs

A man from Portland has been accused of crashing his car and fleeing the scene while under the influence of drugs.

UMaine system requiring arrival testing and quarantining for unvaccinated students and employees

The UMaine system announced on Friday that they’re requiring unvaccinated students and employees to participate in COVID-19 testing this fall.

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Maine Legislature Passes Bill to Study Costs of Climate Change

The bill passed mostly on party lines this week

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Judge Gives DOJ Access to Maine Sports Rosters, But Not List of Transgender Athletes

The judge questioned the motivation of the federal request for information on transgender athletes.

15 hours ago in Local

Motorcyclist killed in 3-vehicle crash in Raymond

A motorcyclist was killed in a three-vehicle in crash in Raymond on Monday evening.

15 hours ago in Local

New data show most ICE detainees in Maine immigration sweep did not have criminal convictions

New data shows only a fraction of nearly 200 people arrested during January’s immigration enforcement surge in Maine had criminal convictions.

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A Build America, Buy America law is causing construction delays

It has a catchy name — Build America, Buy America — and the lauded goal of bringing manufacturing jobs back…