On this date in Maine history: Feb. 23

Case shows testing for impaired motorists has flaws

A wrongfully accused bus driver in Biddeford was an aberration, police say. But critics argue an unscientific drug recognition process is stacked against drivers.

Vaccine vote exposes a collision of rights

Maine’s new mandate for school-age children pits individual rights against those of the greater community. Parents argue they just want their kids to be safe.

Colony, Chapter II: Rivalry

An acrimonious relationship develops between Maine and Massachusetts.

In Scotland, Mills will glimpse Maine’s offshore wind potential

The governor will travel overseas to meet with developers, including a company turned away from Maine by former Gov. Paul LePage.

Susan Collins complains about misleading campaign advertising

At Republican dinner Saturday in Lewiston that barred the press, Maine's senior senator expresses hope for winning a fifth term this year.

Fire destroys house in South Thomaston

No one was home when the blaze was reported, the fire chief says.

Volunteers get lesson in sleeping over with Waterville shelter dogs for national study

Members of the Waterville area community have an opportunity to host a canine overnight to determine whether a shelter dog would be a good fit in the home.

Maine OKs bill to make epinephrine devices more affordable, easily available

The devices are used to treat serious allergic reactions.

On this date in Maine history: Feb. 22