An Army general who carried on a three-year affair with a captain and had two other inappropriate relationships with subordinates was reprimanded and docked $20,000 in pay.
May 2014
AIRE Theater Celebrates 10 Years
Susan and Tony Reilly celebate their 10th year operating the American Irish Repertory Ensemble in Portland.
Taliban kill 21 at start of Afghan spring fighting
This year’s offensive will be an important gauge of how government forces face insurgent attacks.
After 4-0 loss, Bruins must show up for showdown
Montreal forces Game 7, which moves the series back to Boston Wednesday.
Inspiring Massachusetts man is subject of new documentary
‘Mile of Hope: The Dan Cummings Story’ is about a quadriplegic who learns to walk again.
Inspiring Massachusetts man is subject of new documentary
‘Mile of Hope: The Dan Cummings Story’ is about a quadriplegic who learns to walk again.
Cancer support for young adults
A Bridgton man who survived a scare in his 20s found that support can be scarce. Then he learned of a peer group and began reaching out to help others like him.
Gov. Paul LePage delivers petitions to be on November ballot
Gov. Paul LePage personally delivers petitions to be on November ballot on Friday March 14, 2014. He and a group of supporters brought them to the Secretary of State’s office in the Cross Building in Augusta.
Analyst: Pistorius on Stumps at Time of Murder
A forensic expert testified in the Oscar Pistorius trial that the double-amputee was probably on his stumps the night of the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, casting doubt on the athlete’s claims.
Death Row Inmate Freed After Decades
A Louisiana man has gone free, after spending nearly 26 years on death row. Glenn Ford’s murder conviction was vacated. He was previously convicted of murdering a jeweler in 1983.