Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Kevin Hills, 22, of Kittery is in good condition after being taken by Lifeflight helicopter to a hospital.
Marquez Smith's three-run homer in the fifth inning helps Portland top New Britain, 7-4.
Ron Paul supporters are still unsure if they will be seated.
An annual run honors the 81 troops with ties to Maine who have died in combat since Sept. 11, 2001.
Russian activists are asking for damages totaling $10.5 million.
Visitors are returning to the U.S.-Canadian park after 9/11 upended international rules.
The GOP vice presidential candidate's ideas also were nurtured by a libertarian professor and his small-town youth.
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson appeals to some fiscal conservatives and supporters of limited government, and may draw some voters from Mitt Romney
The president compares his proposals with the Republicans' and urges supporters to be positive.
Windham’s town clerk has had a hard time finding a new recipient of the Boston Post cane, given to the community’s oldest resident.
The attack ad spurs tension between the U.S. Chamber and state and local chambers who wished to stay neutral.
An outdated zoning rule is being changed to allow a 7-year-old girl to keep her pet rabbit named Sandy.
Non-native predatory fish are taking a big bite out of Maine's brook trout habitat.
A scientist and former Miss Massachusetts hopes to get kids excited about the world around them.
The issue is dicey for both sides because they view the program as having a role in reducing debt.
Families get free food, games and prizes, but also support at the Children's Case Management event.
'We really feel like marriage is such a significant protection in and of itself,' says Matt McTighe, campaign manager for Mainers United for Marriage.
Sailors have to wait a bit before they get the natural power to race across Portland Harbor.
The president and first lady tailor stories about their lives to relate to Americans struggling through hard economic times.