Augusta athletes will be required to have regular COVID tests for winter sports

The decision to mandate pool testing for athletes, made last week by the Augusta Board of Education, came on recommendation from Athletic Director Jon Millett and is backed by the coaches.

Human remains found by hunter in Augusta area, authorities say

Police are investigating the origin of the skeletal remains that were discovered this past weekend.

Augusta tech center recognizes professionals for October

Firefighters extinguish shed fire before it spreads to Augusta house

Flames reported early Sunday afternoon at 99 Green St., officials say.

Penobscot Nation Tribal Court officials speak about restorative justice at University of Maine at Augusta

Rhonda Decontie, a UMA alumni, and Judge Eric Mehnert started the Healing to Wellness Court program at Penobscot Nation Tribal Court, which has shown great success.

As Downeaster nears a milestone birthday, questions arise about its future

While politicians favor expanding the train service, COVID has changed riding habits, perhaps permanently. Expenses and emissions also warrant consideration.

As homelessness increases in Augusta, officials seek solutions

When Robin Oviatt was evicted earlier this year, the only shelter she could find was one she put together herself with a tent and pop-up canopies covered by a tarp.

Youth video contest to promote COVID-19 vaccination

Augusta officials approve solar farm under new rules

The Church Hill Road project is to be built adjacent to an existing, 34-acre solar farm built by the same developer that drew concern from neighbors and passersby about its appearance.

Augusta college gallery to display ‘The Estatic Tear’ through Dec. 17