The Vermont senator takes jabs at President Trump and discusses his plans for providing health care for all, addressing climate change and implementing stricter gun laws.
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Police search for motive in West Texas mass shooting
Saturday’s 10-mile rampage left seven people dead and 22 injured and ended with police gunning down the shooter, Seth Aaron Ator, 36, of Odessa.
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He’s 42, autistic – and finally on his own
Supported decision-making, an alternative to guardianship, has made Joshua Strong of Damariscotta a pioneer among Maine’s developmentally challenged.
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Officials break up multi-state drug ring, seize enough fentanyl to kill 14 million
Officials in Virginia say they’ve charged 39 people in connection with importing the synthetic opioid from China.
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Paris Police Department patch redesigned
The patch now displays a wagon manufactured by the historic Paris Manufacturing Co. and the badges of two Paris police officers who fell in the line of duty.
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U.S., Mexico widen asylum crackdown to push back all migrants
Each returned migrant has a date for a U.S. immigration hearing but then many have been bused as much as 1,000 away by the Mexican government.
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Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel Women’s Expo
Join us Saturday, October 26 at the Augusta Civic Center for a day of fun, wellness, seminars and shopping.
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College notes: Trio of soccer teams ride momentum of trip to nationals
Colby and Thomas men, Maine Farmington women aim to build off of breakthrough seasons.
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Queen approves Johnson’s bid to suspend Parliament
Opposition leaders fear a no-deal Brexit could wreak havoc on the British economy.
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Last-ditch effort underway to use ranked-choice voting in March primaries
Supporters argue that Mainers should be able to use ranked-choice voting in the presidential primaries, but first they need to convince lawmakers one more time.