Arrests listed for Sept. 27 and Sept. 28, 2023

Hard-right Republican holdouts rejected the package, despite its steep spending cuts of nearly 30% to many agencies and severe border security provisions, calling it insufficient.

The charges were revealed hours after Duane Davis, 60, was arrested Friday morning while on a walk near his home.

The incident, which involved a minor carrying an airsoft gun on school property, was unrelated to the South Portland teenager currently charged with promoting a scheme to kill people at the high school, according to Superintendent Tim Matheney.

Derrick Roberts-Poulin and Jordan Roberge, both 21, have been charged with robbery and elevated aggravated assault.

The justices will review laws in Florida and Texas.

Ford and GM have refused to make meaningful progress in contract talks, Union President Shawn Fain told workers.

Feinstein, the oldest sitting U.S. senator, was a passionate advocate for liberal priorities important to her state but was also known as a pragmatic lawmaker who reached out to Republicans and sought middle ground.

The bouncer at The Drink Exchange in February 2022 says he was acting in self-defense when he shot Thomas Landry, who was wielding a baseball bat.

Good Shepherd Food Bank partners with the pantry in Jay that serves students.

Four people died in the accident at a Connecticut airport in 2021.

The message will serve to acknowledge the growing risk that millions of employees may stop receiving pay, unless lawmakers can avert a government shutdown.

Officials also discussed staff recommendations for encouraging infill development in the area, which officials hope can drive new housing. 

Jason Billingsley, who is charged with first-degree murder in the death of 26-year-old Pava LaPere, was released from prison last October after serving a shortened sentence for a 2013 rape.

Chief Tony Milligan says his intent is to give people a better understanding of department operations and issues officers face.

The Education Department issued a report Thursday promoting strategies to increase diversity in the wake of a Supreme Court decision barring colleges from considering the race of applicants in the admission process.

His creation is celebrated as a triumph of public health and a masterpiece of graphic design. Millions of people use it every day.

The Biden administration's prediction of a smooth transition from Medicaid to ACA marketplaces is a reality in a few states – but a myth elsewhere.

A Maine rider is part of an organization promoting liberty or riding horses without using bridles, which is gaining in popularity.

Liberty horsemanship asks horses to connect with people without the use of bridles or other traditional tools.

Bipartisan congressional group tell attorney general "to intervene" to protect Americans

Pamela Rackliffe of Farmington was trimming branches Thursday in front of her house on High Street in Farmington. Her 18-month-old Yorkshire Terrier, Bently, stood by to keep an eye on her.

Alexander Creznic cited personal matters that conflict with his duties.

The Bath Golf Club, established in 1932, hasn't been profitable since the mid-1990s and sees the project as a way forward, according to its managing member.

Maine has enough funding to keep aid flowing for most of October, but a DHHS spokesperson says the state would likely halt new enrollments in the federally funded WIC program.

Photographs from the scene on early Thursday showed that the tree was cut down near the base of its trunk, with the rest of it lying on its side.

Jeremy Leggett is betting that the biodiversity restoration sector will soon be worth a fortune. Not everyone is convinced.

Max Barber and his brother and co-owner will put their culinary expertise to use by introducing a selection of prepared foods, sandwiches, and house marinades to the market.

One banker from Morgan Stanley and Capital One are also slated to take the stand, according to the state's witness list.

The handpicked board passes a $194.5 million budget to oversee the entertainment company's huge property in Florida and to continue a lawsuit – against Disney.

Across the globe, restrictions on food exports are spilling over, from rice and wheat to other essentials.

'The stronger Ukraine becomes, the closer we come to ending Russia’s aggression,' NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

A judge approved a 10-day jail sentence for Matthew Toth, but said the penalty can be satisfied through an alternative sentencing program.

Marina Kinney, 30, was driving south in the northbound lane of Interstate 295, near Brunswick, when she became involved in a crash that injured two, according to officials.

The Red Sox on Thursday said Schilling, on a podcast, said Tim Wakefield has brain cancer and his wife, Stacy, has pancreatic cancer, 'without their permission.'

Patrick Woodcock served as the former governor's director of the state energy office.

The Senate is working toward passage of a bipartisan measure that would fund the government until Nov. 17 as longer-term negotiations continue.

More than half of Senate Democrats have said he should step down, but the New Jersey senator told them Thursday he has no plans to do so.

Amazon, Microsoft and Google are improving security for cloud computing customers as Washington regulators and politicians press for action after breaches.

The Wyeth paintings were in Linda Bean's Maine Wyeth Art Gallery above the Port Clyde General Store, which was destroyed in a fast-moving blaze that also claimed the Dip Net Restaurant and the Monhegan Boat Line offices and gift shop.

The risk to America's premier wine-making regions – where wildfires caused billions of dollars in losses in 2020 – is growing, with climate change deepening drought and overgrown forests becoming tinderboxes.

Daniel Maxfield, 43, entered into an 18-month delayed sentencing agreement.

The fire in the historic town of Lahaina killed at least 97 people and destroyed more than 2,000 buildings, mostly homes.

They are trying to show links to Hunter Biden’s overseas businesses, though key witnesses said they do not yet see hard evidence of impeachable offenses.

The ripple effects would come down to how long the shutdown lasts and varying contingency plans in place at impacted agencies.