Police say evidence at the site where the remains were recovered indicates that they had been there since the time of Megan Gregory’s disappearance in 2017.
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Augusta man pleads guilty to possessing unregistered, homemade silencer
Ryan D. Merrill, according to federal authorities, was firing a rifle he had equipped with a silencer he made out of an oil filter, at a fox and propane tanks in Augusta.
Retailers join call for Maine to ban plastic bags statewide
But opponents including the Maine Heritage Policy Center say the bill would only add costs for businesses and consumers.
Readfield student: ‘This will be our Earth, and it’s important for us to start taking care of it right now’
Maine Youth Day of Action calls students to the state capitol for civic engagement, education, and to rally for environmental action.
Augusta police, United Bikers faulted by federal transportation board for Toy Run deaths
Two people were killed as a result of a 2017 chain-reaction crash on Interstate 95 in Augusta and seven people were injured during the annual charity event that drew 3,000 motorcycle riders.
NTSB cites poor planning for Toy Run crash that killed 2 in Augusta
The National Transportation Safety Board faults Augusta police and United Bikers for failing ‘to identify and mitigate the risks’ of 3,000 motorcycles entering I-95 without ‘supplemental traffic control or state police oversight.’
Bill to create panel for reviewing police shootings gains support
A legislative committee endorses a panel split evenly between law enforcement and outside members.
Grand jury indicts alleged Waterville bank robber who slipped, fell in front of officer
Numerous other people were indicted on drug trafficking charges.
Testimony is divided as Maine lawmakers consider paid family and medical leave for most workers
House Speaker Sara Gideon’s bill would establish a payroll tax to support state-run insurance to cover the costs.