Both sides rested Wednesday in the trial of Trevor Averill, 31, of Buckfield.
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Teenager detained by ICE in Massachusetts held at Cumberland County Jail
Immigration agents detained an 18-year-old from Lynn, Massachusetts, despite her being in the country legally, her former attorney said.
Two resign from Harrison Select Board
Chairman Matthew Frank and member Colleen Densmore leave their positions the same month as Town Manager Cass Newell.
Farmington-area schools honored; board hears data breach update
RSU 9 board members learned Tuesday that two district schools were being recognized by a state group, in addition to hearing an update on a recent PowerSchool data breach.
How can Maine fix its housing crisis? A new report has dozens of ideas
The 83-page breakdown creates a roadmap for lawmakers on incentivizing development, collecting data and assembling a workforce to build the thousands of units the state desperately needs.
Livermore solar project proposal draws opposing views from large crowd
The Planning Board is drafting an ordinance to govern solar power developments.
Maine police shooting review panel says agencies need to call for backup more often
The 11-member deadly force review panel examined 8 police shootings in 2024 and is recommending agencies work on preventing harm.
Winter is back in Lewiston
According to the National Weather Service in Gray, Lewiston got about 3 inches of snow fall throughout the day Wednesday.
Maine officials welcome reversal of federal funding freeze
State agencies said portals for housing assistance and Medicaid reimbursements were back online Wednesday after access was cut off Tuesday.
Paris withdraws from legal complaint against Paris-based school district
The original lawsuit was filed due to the district closing Agnes Gray Elementary School in West Paris because of unsafe conditions.