Saturday, February 4, 2012
With the Patriots in the Super Bowl Sunday, pizza shops, bars and other businesses expect a big payday.
From the quarterbacks to the owners to that longed-for rematch, this could be memorable.
Locations in South Portland, Westbrook and Lewiston apparently are on a list of stores closing.
How the demonstrators leave Lincoln Park will leave a lasting impression of the movement.
NORTH GREENFIELD, Ind. - Steven Tyler says he meant to sing the national anthem like that.
The market surges, with the Dow rising 156 points to 12,862, its highest since the spring of 2008.
The worker who allowed Shipyard to avoid hefty sewer fees may not have known how breweries work.
Thanks to having to wear braces on his teeth, Myles Nuzzi of Cumberland will get a chance to sing for the biggest names in the music business this coming week during events related to the Grammy Awards.
The LePage administration official amends a 2010 income disclosure form after the Maine Democratic Party said he failed to report some sources.
As the weather clears, divers revisit areas that were previously investigated. Meanwhile, police plead for tips from the public.
Three firefighters suffered injuries Friday as they battled an Old Orchard Beach blaze that left a single-family home destroyed.
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For six episodes, Animal Planet's new series follows members of the Maine Warden Service at work.
The governor is in a public service ad that will be aired as soon as next week by Maine TV stations.
Police arrested a 42-year-old man Friday night after he allegedly ran over his ex-wife in a parking lot outside a middle-school basketball game.
The Bingham woman's lawyer says the toddler suffered no lasting effects from swallowing cocaine last year.
They hope a wind energy zone off Massachusetts can become a catalyst.
People & Entertainment
One game, so many storylines
From the quarterbacks to the owners to that longed-for rematch, this could be memorable.
Our View: Occupiers should consider their exit
How the demonstrators leave Lincoln Park will leave a lasting impression of the movement.
Komen: Politics was never an issue
The breast cancer charity steps back from a decision that generated defiance and outrage.
Ads tackle abuse issue
AUGUSTA -- Gov. Paul LePage helped unveil a new advertising campaign Friday in his ongoing effort to reduce domestic violence.
DIVERS RETURN TO AYLA SEARCH
WATERVILLE -- Divers found a safe, a knife and a backpack in Messalonskee Stream Friday, but they didn't find any evidence that would lead them to missing toddler Ayla Reynolds.
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