Thursday, June 20, 2013
A fundraiser Thursday will help Essam 'Adam' Attia combat criminal charges and raise awareness of drone concerns.
Jonathan McKane blames a 'coordinated attack from the left' for his nomination's rejection last week.
The 10-2 committee rejection isn't enough to kill the bill outright, but it projects a very dim future.
The suicide mission fizzled, but Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist survived a later plot.
A new bill would require disclosure of the financial and political interests of legislators and high-ranking executive branch officials.
The NFL's leading receiver over the last six years is saying so long to Tom Brady and hello to Peyton Manning.
The atmosphere across Latin America was jubilant, with people bursting into tears and cheers on streets from Buenos Aires to Caracas, Venezuela.
Neighbors of a Molunkus house where a man's body was found say they heard screaming, but steered clear.
Municipal and business officials crowd a hearing to protest the "tax shift" they believe it will bring.
State police say the man was about to be arrested on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor.
His quiet persona has been challenged by rights activists seeking answers about the church during Argentina's "Dirty War."
The first pontiff from the New World and the first non-European since the Middle Ages must help resurrect the church from multiple crises.
The 2011 salmonella outbreak in Maine, linked to ground beef sold by Hannaford, helped expose problems with the way stores handle and track the various sources of meat they grind.
The future of the closed Hostess plant depends on the unknown plans of various buyers.
This is the fourth suspected meth lab found in Maine this year.
LePage heaps scorn on Democrats' liquor contract plan and expands on his veto vow in a TV interview.
Portland's mayor said a deal with the Canadian firm saved the city $3.2 million before state regulators barred it from Maine.
Bells will ring and signs outside churches will declare "Habemus Papam" {"We have a pope!") along with the pope's chosen name, a Diocese of Maine spokesman says.
Retail prices rise sharply as fishermen struggle to catch even the modest quota.
In 13 seasons under Brian Curit, the Tigers had an overall record of 91-38.
A charity for veterans that ran computerized slot machines allegedly kept tens of millions for executives and gave little to charity.
Former Republican state Rep. Jonathan McKane says last week's confirmation hearing was a 'coordinated attack' by liberal groups.
The cost of restoring the iconic 62-foot sculpture created by Bernard Langlais is estimated at $65,000.
Four unoccupied ice shacks broke away from Worthing's Smelt Camp on Tuesday, requiring a response from the Maine Marine Patrol and the Gardiner Fire Department.
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A 64-year-old woman was killed when a sports car she was in spun out of control and hit the bus on a wet highway. Four players on the bus were treated for minor injuries at the scene.
Christopher B. Brown, 56, a former Monmouth Middle School teacher, is placed on probation for a year for possession of sexually explicit materials depicting children under 16..jpg)
After three rounds of balloting, cardinals remain divided over who should be pope.
Members of the media chased accused prostitute Alexis Wright for blocks Wednesday as she left the Cumberland County Courthouse.
Mr. Pooler, known by most people as "Frank," delivered Hood ice cream to stores across the state for 35 years.
The trend among younger users to use only mobile devices presents parents with new challenges.
The findings are unlikely to satisfy veterans who believe their health problems are linked to time they spent at the Canadian base.
The Planning Board tabled to March 19 its vote to allow a 165-foot-tall residential tower in Bayside.
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