The embattled electric utility cites a lack of friendliness in the tone of its warnings to customers with past-due balances but says the wording didn't violate state rules.

The father is related to at least one of the women but has not been named as a suspect.

The university asks Katie Hawes, who co-directs a program that works with public schools, to step back from some of her duties because of concerns about her handling of a racist incident when she was superintendent of RSU 21.

Board members unanimously endorse the Phase 1 site plan and subdivision for 58 Fore Street, the former Portland Co. railroad factory.

A New Hampshire woman says the operators of an ice structure attraction failed to control runoff and flooded her basement with over 15,000 gallons of water last spring.

Authorities say Fotis Dulos, charged with murdering his estranged wife whose body has not been found, was hospitalized in critical condition after being found unresponsive in a vehicle in his garage.

Countries began evacuating their citizens from the Chinese city hardest-hit by the outbreak of a new virus that has killed 132 people and infected more than 6,000.

It was first reported that 16 service members were diagnosed, then last week the defense department upped the number to 34.

Preliminary findings by the Center for Children's Law and Policy show that 53% of detained youths were held because the state lacked alternative places to house them safely.

One 'Vexit' supporter says there is a growing movement of conservative Virginians who are serious about leaving a state that he said doesn't respect their rights.

Matthew Dunlap says the presidential candidate's mailing suggested that any voter can cast a ballot in the Democratic primary March 3. That's not true.

A deal to buy the ski resort in Sandy River Plantation is in the process of being finalized after FAME guaranteed loans.

Maine's medical examiner testifies that the weapon investigators recovered at Bruce Akers' property could have made the wounds that killed his neighbor, Douglas Flint.

NASA astronaut Christina Koch says being part of the first all-female spacewalk was the highlight of her 328-day mission.

An estimated $1.5 million is needed to pay salaries in order to achieve 100 percent security screening, Chief Justice Leigh Saufley says in her annual State of the Judiciary address.

CDC Director Nirav Shah says his agency is calling for all Maine hospitals to screen for the virus while the state is in contact with federal officials to help develop plans in case the virus spreads.

Part of a growing national network, the Natural Helpers will have people who immigrated years ago help more recent arrivals navigate their new community.

The secretary of state confronted Mary Louise Kelly after an interview in which she questioned him about former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.

Prosecutors say Charles Lieber was paid $50,000 a month by the Wuhan University of Technology and in exchange published article and apply for patents on behalf of the Chinese college.