A New Hampshire man charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of his 5-year-old daughter was convicted of unrelated gun charges Thursday.
A new report from the American Lung Association released Wednesday morning says that a national widespread transition to zero-emission passenger cars could save as many as 330 lives in Maine by the year 2050.
Nearly 12 years to the day, a permanent memorial stands along Route 154 honoring their memory, right across from the bridge that was dedicated to them in 2012.
Policymakers seeking to make the U.S. electric grid less reliant on fossil fuels have long looked north to Canada and its abundant surplus of hydropower, advocating for new transmission lines to bring more of that cheap, clean electricity south.
The races start and end in downtown Bangor, and include 15-, 50- and 80-mile routes that take riders as far as Castine and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge.
When it comes to starting jobs in healthcare and culinary arts most students may not think of a retirement community as a place to start their career path.
The state legislature is one step closer to getting answers on the health effects to Maine National Guardsmen exposed to harmful chemicals while training in Canada.
22-year-old John Miller of Caribou pleaded guilty Monday in Bangor to conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl.