Maine’s top safety official urges public vigilance as manhunt for suspected killer continues.
2023
War-weary mothers, wives and children of Ukrainian soldiers demand a cap on military service time
Scores of protesters gathered in the streets of Ukrainian cities on Friday to demand a cap of 18 months on mandatory military service.
White House says Russia is executing its own soldiers for not following orders
It’s a development that U.S. national security officials believe reflects Russia’s morale problems 20 months into its grinding invasion of Ukraine.
Carrabec soccer teams and opponents to show support for Lewiston
The school has made T-shirts for the Cobras and their semifinal foes to wear at Tuesday’s games.
Hunting banned in four communities as Maine’s deer season starts Saturday
No hunting of any kind will be allowed in Bowdoin, Lewiston, Lisbon and Monmouth until further notice as law enforcement continues to search for the suspect in the Lewiston mass shootings.
Photos: Tuning up the musical garden in Farmington
Isiah, Adrian and Lindsey Daku and their mother, Meghan, of Farmington visited Walton’s Mill Park on Thursday in West Farmington.
Sports Digest: UMaine beats defending NCAA champion Quinnipiac in overtime, 2-1
Men’s hockey: The Black Bears improve to 3-0, as defenseman Brandon Chabrier scores the winner against fifth-ranked Quinnipiac.
NBA notebook: League’s media rights deal is already subject of speculation
The league’s negotiation period with ESPN/ABC and TNT begins in March, but the new deal is sure to include streaming as well.
Republicans criticize Jared Golden for reversing his stance on assault weapons
Congressional challengers say the Democratic lawmaker should not have played ‘politics’ by supporting assault weapons ban