Judge Rules Infant’s Death 39 Years Ago Was a Homicide

A judge has ruled that an infant’s death 39 years ago was a homicide and not sudden infant death syndrome.

All-Girls School to Close Despite Fundraising Efforts

The Maine Girls’ Academy says it’s closing for good, despite efforts from alumnae and students to help the school pay off its $250,000 debt.

LePage Approves $115 Million Bond Sale After June Rejection

Maine Gov. Paul LePage has signed off on the sale of about $115 million in bonds which he previously blocked.

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions Discusses Opioid Crisis

Attorney General Jeff Sessions says a boost in federal law enforcement will reduce addiction and overdose deaths plaguing Maine.

Hampden Man Arrested and Charged With Murder

Maine State Police say a Hampden man is in custody and charged with murder.

Police: Man Injured while Trying to Run Away

RAYMOND, Maine (WGAN)  The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office says a man is in the hospital after hurting himself trying to run away from police

Massive Turbine Must be Replaced on USS Michael Monsoor

BATH, Maine (AP)   The second of three stealthy destroyers is going to have one of its massive turbines replaced

Mayor Renews Push to Give Local Voting Rights to Noncitizens

Portland’s mayor and a city councilor are renewing a push to allow some noncitizens to vote in local elections.

Plane Lands on Belly, Causes Delay

A plane landed on its belly at a Maine airport without causing injuries or a fire.

Pilot Glides to Water Landing After Engine Seizes in Flight

Maine officials say a pilot glided to a river landing when his plane’s engine seized up mid-flight.