Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Over 12½ years, the finance company used VIP discount loans as a tool to influence a wide spectrum of officials.
Expected to become law today, the $120 billion spending plan will likely decrease funding to road safety programs.
Christopher Miller is accused of stabbing a woman in a Cedar Street apartment.
Brian Kelley is accused of shooting a woman with a pellet gun and prompting a six-hour standoff with police.
Mohammed Mukhtar's case is in juvenile court following a judge's ruling that the state failed to establish he was an adult. He is accused of attacking a 50-year-old woman in a Portland apartment.
Nick Hall fell to his death during a rescue mission on the mountain on June 21.
Officials say that Selma Botman will take a position in the University of Maine System chancellor's office, where she will develop and expand international education programs.
Zimmerman's $150,000 bond was revoked last month after he and his wife misled the court about how much money they had during an April bond hearing.
Police were called to a gift shop Wednesday after a worker there suspected a woman had used a fake $50 bill. 
Judge M. Teresa Sarmina agrees with prosecutors who say Monsignor William Lynn should be treated like any other felon and remain jailed until his sentencing.
The reopening is a rare bright spot in relations between the U.S. and Pakistan, which had closed the routes in retaliation for American airstrikes in November that killed 24 Pakistani troops.
It's been four years since John McCain selected then-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palinto be the first female on a Republican presidential ticket.
Users whose computers are infected will lose their ability to go online, and will have to call their service providers to delete the malware and reconnect to the Internet.
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The yacht's operator says the boat went over when it was slammed by a wave. Twenty-four other people were rescued, many by fellow boaters. 
The men and women in the president's office are increasingly on high alert that their stays at the top could prove short.
The 15th annual running of the Beach to Beacon established by Olympic gold medalist Joan Benoit Samuelson will be held on Aug. 4.
The year's biggest community event brings out year-round and summer residents to celebrate ‘Christmas in July.’
Separately, three children are hospitalized after sparklers exploded in a glass bottle on Rye Beach.
The Freeport outfitter's first name was surely Leon, but there's some lingering disagreement about what that second 'L' stood for.
'Manny' Caulk has no Maine ties and his 'superstar' credentials are attractive to other districts, but he says he's committed to Portland's goals.
They need help with accessing benefits, finding jobs and getting off the streets, and their numbers are rising.
The new bridge will be built right next to the existing one, with a little overlap at each end, so two-way traffic will be maintained throughout construction.
So far, 2012 has been too warm too early, too cold for too long, and altogether too wet, creating a particularly unpredictable farming season for many crops in Maine.
The concert program will start at 7:40 tonight, followed by the fireworks display at 9:20.
Yasser Arafat's widow calls for his body to be exhumed.
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