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Police search for armed man accused of assaulting woman in Lewiston

Police in Lewiston are searching for an armed man accusing of assaulting a woman with a weapon on Thursday.

New rule allows Maine lodging and hotel businesses to begin taking reservations for June

Governor Janet Mills’ administration says Maine lodging providers can now begin accepting future reservations for those arriving in the state on June 1st and beyond, effective immediately.

Two Maine men accused of possessing child pornography

Maine State Police have charged two men with possessing child pornography in unrelated cases.

Maine CDC says weekly coronavirus test reports are adequate

Maine’s weekly reports on coronavirus testing, instead of daily summaries like those conducted by other states, are adequate for tracking the virus, the Maine Center for Disease Control says.

As Mainers spend more time outside, state urges residents to be mindful of disease-carrying ticks

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention says people are spending more time outdoors, and that means they should be more mindful of disease-carrying ticks.

21,000 first-time unemployment claims filed in Maine last week

The Maine Department of Labor says a total of about 21,000 first-time unemployment claims were filed last week, down from 26,600 the week before.

Maine scuttles residency requirement for pot businesses

Maine’s state marijuana office is not going to enforce a residency requirement for business operators looking for recreational cannabis business licenses.

Utility company sues over constitutionality of referendum

The parent company of Central Maine Power is suing over the constitutionality of a referendum aimed at overturning decisions by three state agencies that approved a $1 billion utility transmission project.

Governor Mills extends civil state of emergency into June

Governor Janet Mills has extended the state’s civil state of emergency through June 11th.

Tourism groups want Mills to ditch quarantine for visitors

Seven tourism and business groups are urging Maine Gov. Janet Mills to drop the 14-day quarantine requirement for visitors from other states.

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Firefighters from Arundel were on the scene for close to four hours

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