Sunday, May 19, 2013
A new report recommends that states like Maine switch to presidential primaries in hopes of involving more voters.
The $11 million bill seeks funding for current and new initiatives to increase training for workers.
John Mixon is awarded an undisclosed financial settlement over 'unfounded' claims that he mishandled Run for the Fallen finances.
Last year, the price reached unprecedented levels. Ultimately, the catch was worth $38 million – an average of just under $2,000 a pound
The practices occurred at the Fajita Grill in Westbrook and the Cancun Mexican restaurants in Biddeford and Waterville.
Lawyers for Mark Strong Sr. says prosecutors never spelled out specifically how Strong's actions promoted prostitution.
But the thieves can't be prosecuted, it says. It's also offering a $5 million reward for help finding the famous artworks.
It's the same nuclear sub that sustained $400 million in damage in an arson last spring.
Workers at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard plan a rally Wednesday against federal cuts that could cause the Navy to cancel the repairs.
State and lobster industry officials have said the surcharges are sorely needed to boost marketing of lobsters.
Any bidder would be able to charge for the use of his $200 million, state legislators are told.
The chef/owner of Primo is the only James Beard Award nominee from Maine this year.
A large tree branch fell on wires attached to the building at 85 Water St. and caused an electrical fire Sunday at Oakland Redemption & Discount Beverage.
In an online video, she says that gays and lesbians are "full and equal citizens and deserve the rights of citizenship."
Portland could hit the 100-inch mark for snow this season, as a late-season storm slams Maine.
If confirmed, Thomas Perez would take over several major proposed initiatives, including an overhaul of immigration laws and an increase in the minimum wage.
The portrait of the artist wearing a cap with a large white feather was long thought to have been done by one of Rembrandt's pupils.
The head football coach and the owners of a house where an infamous 12-minute video was filmed could still be investigated.
Quebec provincial police have tracked down the helicopter and captured one of the inmates. 
The smartest apps now enable kids to chat informally with select groups of friends without bumping up against texting limits and without being monitored by parents, coaches and college admissions officers.
The Sandy River Recycling Association, which serves 18 towns, will be increasing its fees, in some cases doubling them.
Steve Davis led Oklahoma to back-to-back national championships in the 1970s.
The prosecution's case is circumstantial, based on a bag of bones and fuzzy memories of San Marino, Calif., residents who knew the defendant.
Developers financed with cheap debt are seeking to profit from a growing work force
Town officials turn down a free vote-tabulating machine and opt to keep hand-counting.
Now a grand jury will look into charges against others who received videos and texts but didn’t tell police.
A legislative committee wants to ensure that use of restraints and pepper spray are the exception.
Kevin Moras alerted the third-floor tenant and helped her and two children escape.
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