Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Police say it is lucky that no one was injured during the mishap.
A judge today dismissed charges against a Somali refugee accused of sexual assault, saying that the state has not proved that he was an adult at the time of the crime.
In the largest health-care fraud case in history, GlaxoSmithKline will pay $3 billion and plead guilty to hiding safety information and promoting two popular drugs for unapproved uses.
The CNN journalist revealed on Monday that he is gay, ending years of reluctance to talk about his personal life in public.
The 5-year-old boy lost his hand last week in a freak accident involving a jump rope and car.
The Portland-based bank hopes to bring 1,600 jobs to South Carolina by 2016 as part of a large expansion effort.
The four-time All-Star and Gold Glove Award winner, who hasn't played in 2012, is rehabbing from left wrist surgery and a sprained ligament in his left elbow.
An apartment fire that closed parts of Congress Street and Cumberland Avenue and displaced at least three families was caused when two kids tried to light fireworks in a bedroom using a toaster oven, according to Portland Acting Fire Chief Stephen Smith.
FX says Thursday's debut of Sheen's sitcom, "Anger Management," was the most-watched series premiere in network history, and the second episode actually added viewers.
While some girls dream of turning frogs into princes, it was a frog that turned Alexis Baxter into a scientist.
Bayne, the 2011 winner of the Daytona 500, has entered the TD Bank 250, which is the premier auto race in Maine.
Female golf pro Sarah Hunter was strangled and left in a Vermont cornfield more than 25 years ago.
For the past two weeks, morning radio personality Don Brown has slept in until 6 a.m. — three hours later than usual.
The Republican says the health exchanges in 'Obamacare' are a 'market-driven' solution that gives more people access to healthcare, but her GOP colleagues shun her.
The family's devotion to the Mormon faith is a part of Romney's life that the electorate rarely sees and Romney almost never mentions it in public.
Apple has paid $60 million to settle a dispute in China over ownership of the iPad name, a court announced Monday, removing a potential obstacle to sales of the popular tablet in the Chinese market.
Maine soldiers clad in camouflage and hard hats forged a road through the woods of Augusta over the last two weeks, opening up access for skiers, hikers and bikers.
Flights to Boston resume now that the two-month reconstruction of the main runway is completed.
Researchers say the ice’s disappearance in March was 'close to a month earlier’ than – well, forever.
Maine state police getting new cruisers / Couple struck by lightning in Acadia / Saco man apprehended in Gorham robbery ... and more news from around the state.
The placement of the new communications tower on the roof at the Munjoy Hill station surprises some.
With temperatures close to 90, the wet hose part of the competition helped to provide welcome relief.
When completed, the 34-megawatt Bull Hill will give First Wind enough capacity in Maine to supply the energy for 85,000 homes.
With passion and a bit of daring, Maine entrepreneurs have launched businesses in challenging economic times.
Temperatures approach 100 degrees in many areas, two days after storms knocked out electricity for millions.
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust makes a final push to acquire 63 acres and preserve it.
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