Hospital System Backs CEO Despite No Confidence Votes

LEWISTON, Maine (AP)   Central Maine HealthCare says it’s standing by its CEO, despite no-confidence votes at all three of its hospitals

Winslow Man Who Set Fire Inside Real Estate Office Charged With Arson

A Winslow man has been charged with arson for breaking into a real estate office over the weekend and setting a fire inside the building.

Westbrook Police Search for Missing 16-Year-Old

Westbrook police are asking for help finding a missing 16-year-old girl.

Judge: State Must Release Over $1 Million in Campaign Funds

A judge has ordered Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s administration to release more than $1 million in public campaign funding that the governor held up by refusing to sign routine financial orders.

Police: Man Charged After Threatening Driver with Handgun

PORTLAND, Maine (WGAN)  State Police say a New Hampshire man is facing a charge after he allegedly brandished a hand gun during a road rage incident on the Maine Turnpike

Easy as 2, 3, 4, 5: State Will Draw Order of Bond Questions

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Maine’s top elections official will draw the order of bond questions on this November’s ballot

South Portland Fire Fighter Killed in Early Morning Crash

HOLLIS, Maine (WGAN)  A 21-year veteran of the South Portland Fire Department has died after a car crash in Hollis

Conservation Group Launches $25 Million Fundraising Campaign

FREEPORT, Maine (AP) — A Maine conservation organization has launched a $25 million fundraising campaign.

LePage to Lead European Trade Trip to Boost Maine Businesses

Republican Gov. Paul LePage is leading a trade mission to the United Kingdom and Ireland for Maine companies hoping to spur business with the countries.

CMP Upgrades its Communication System for Power Outages

Central Maine Power says it’s making improvements to its smart meter network to ensure that they continue operating in a power outage.