Saturday, May 25, 2013
After considering retirement, future Hall-of-Famer Kevin Garnett has chosen to return to the Boston Celtics for a 3-year deal worth $34 million.
The Postal Service says a $150,000 stolen Salvador Dali painting has been mailed back to New York from Europe and intercepted at Kennedy International Airport.
A news organization says it has seen emails showing Penn State's former president Graham Spanier agreed not to take allegations of sex abuse against ex-assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky to authorities but worried university officials would be "vulnerable" for failing to report it.
The casino billionaire has now given $51 million to the GOP in this election cycle.
It involves scuba gear, a burned mansion and possibly poison. "This is one of the strangest cases I've seen," said a Maricopa County sheriff's spokesman.
And that's after 2011, when two-thirds of Maine's 61 public-access beaches had no water quality issues.
The residents of Bethel, Alaska have never had a fast-food restaurant. So when they heard Taco Bell was opening one, they became overjoyed. It turn outs, however, it wasn't true...
Donald C. Brown Jr. previously ran a drive-in in Delaware for 14 years, and hopes to bring some old-time nostalgia — and a renovated snack bar — back to the Pine Tree State.
When Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes first got together, he jumped on a couch, she gushed girlishly, and many of their fans said, "Huh?" Now, their split could cause just as much drama.
Andrew Oberle was bitten repeatedly and dragged for nearly a half-mile after going through a fence that separate humans from the chimps.
The lawmaker, who was involved in a high-profile breakup, is going on active duty in the Navy.
The Waterville toddler vanished seven months ago. The reward if for any information leading to her whereabouts.
A chaplain prays for a break in the weather so the body of ranger Nick Hall can be recovered.
An analysis of court data in Maine points to a 25 percent drop in arrests over 10 years, but that trend might reflect cutbacks in patrols.
The owner of a Wells collectibles museum accuses the town of an arbitrary crackdown.
Maine businesses that cater to tourists worry about not having a long weekend this year, but silver linings abound.
Ten years after the tragic death of her daughter, a Thomaston artist recalls her crusade for new rules.
Emmanuel Caulk, 40, impressed local officials with his ability to engage people and his desire to raise academic expectations.