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York County Corrections Officer Released from ICE Custody

The corrections officer was taken to the Plymouth County Correctional Facility in Massachusetts.

Shooter who opened fire at Rhode Island hockey game was BIW employee

The shooter who opened fire at a high school hockey game in Rhode Island on Monday was a Bath Iron Works employee.

Maine CDC confirms 4 new cases of measles

The Maine CDC has identified another four measles cases as it launches a new dashboard for tracking cases.

Water Line Repaired in Lisbon After Challenging Leak

Water Department staff says the leak was challenging to locate because it has not surfaced.

Northern Maine Youth Shelter Closing Out of Lack of Funding

The Youth Shelter says it’ll officially close next Tuesday.

Maine State Police Investigate Gunfire at CMP Substations

Police say they found evidence consistent with gunfire and damage to installations.

California-based nonprofit acquires Central Maine Healthcare

Central Maine Healthcare has been acquired by a California-based non-profit.

Maine U.S. Sen. Collins endorses bill to require photo ID at the voting booth

Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins says she’s backing the SAVE Act.

Maine’s Del Duca to Start Bobsled Run at Olympics

Del Duca is now a two-time Olympian in two- and four-man racing.

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Maine Lawmakers Pass Bill to Let Jails Turn Away Some ICE Detainees

Governor Mills has indicated she will sign the bill.

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Two Arrested in Gardiner for Drug Dealing, Gun Charges

Officers say they saw what looked like illegal drugs at the residence.

12 hours ago in Local

New Hampshire Man Dead in I-95 Crash in Newport

Maine State Police say they were on their way to assist a stopped car in the travel lane of I-95.

12 hours ago in Local

Casco Bay Lines considers another fare hike for passengers

Riding the ferry in Casco Bay could get more expensive as the ferry line considers a 21 percent increase for passenger fares.

12 hours ago in Local

Sen. Collins’ office says remark about not seeking another term after November was an “off-hand comment”

Sen. Susan Collins is walking back her comment that she would only serve one more term if elected in November.