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Lary’s bail is set at $80,000.

Chris Ewing reflects on his memorable career before he retires on Friday.

A new bar and restaurant is now open on Main Street in Waterville.

Officials say it started from an unattended campfire.

Troubling statistics from the Maine CDC Thursday concerning the spread of the coronavirus in the state.

We are not waiting around.

Representative Rachel Talbot Ross of Portland introduced LD 718.

The push for it stems simply from the campus outgrowing itself.

A final adventure with Chris Ewing.

Bath Iron Works is holding a job fair this week at the Bangor Mall.

Town of Fairfield asking qualified civil and environmental engineering firms to submit qualifications

The MDOL has paid out over $2 billion in federal and state unemployment benefits since mid-March 2020.

588 newly recorded cases, 1 new death according to Maine CDC

Visitors must reserve their arrival time and will be allowed in staggered groups to allow for social distancing.

It happened on Tamarack Circle around 6:30 p.m.

A therapy dog at the Williard School is in need of some therapy herself.

The one member of Maine’s congressional delegation who served in the war in Afghanistan supports President Biden’s plan to bring all the troops home by Sept. 11

Augusta City Manager Bill Bridgeo will retire this fall.

It’s National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

The Bank gave out $1.2M in gifts and grants to help with COVID-19 relief and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Those in favor say this will allow people with diverse backgrounds to run for office and limit career politicians.

It’s not clear at this time when Halvorsen will appear in court.

Crews were called to a structure fire just before 2:30 p.m.

Crosby's Drive-in in Bucksport officially re-opens this Saturday.

The youth ministry group cut denim pieces which will be sent to Uganda.

American Airlines will offer non-stop flights to both Miami and Dallas.

Last summer city officials say there were upwards of 130 homeless people camping around Bangor.

After spending the past couple years baking out of her certified home kitchen, a cake designer is now bringing her artisan creations to downtown Bangor.

It’s the 14th time she has done so since the pandemic began.

The average age of Mainers testing positive for COVID-19 is continuing to trend younger.