The state would use nitrogen only if lethal injections aren’t available.
2015
Group proposes Massachusetts marijuana ballot question
The proposal wouldn’t require sellers to be licensed by the state and would not result in any tax income.
Amazon village puts diverse bacteria under the microscope
A new study raises questions about whether today’s Western diets and lifestyles strip us of some bugs we might want back.
N.H. woman who fled country with daughter indicted anew
Genevieve Kelley, who took her 8-year-old to Central America during a custody dispute, now faces custodial interference and witness tampering charges.
Maine state offices may move out of leased private space
The proposal in Gov. LePage’s budget worries commercial property owners in Augusta.
N.H. Sen. Shaheen pushes for woman on $20 bill
CONCORD, N.H. — The first woman to serve as both governor and U.S. senator is backing a campaign to put a female face on the $20 bill. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen filed legislation this week that would create a citizens panel to recommend an appropriate choice to the treasury secretary. She is hoping to build on […]
Trying self-defense murder cases in Maine can be risky, attorneys say
Legal experts comment after a jury this week rejected the claim of Merrill ‘Mike’ Kimball in a 2013 North Yarmouth bee farm shooting.
Arizona officer says ramming suspect was only option
He says firing his handgun at long distance would have endangered others.
Republican presidential contenders flood New Hampshire
A conference lets nearly 20 aspiring presidential candidates try out their pitches for the primary.
Study: Many teens quit high school to work
The dropouts, often male and Hispanic, opt for a job so they can contribute to the household’s income.