Freezing rain sends vehicles sliding off roads across central Maine

First responders were busy responding to a steady stream of accidents and slide-offs Friday morning.

CATC recognizes December Students of Month

Maine Compass: Public-private partnerships are helping to keep Maine healthy

A nonprofit is working with officials to expand access to care in rural areas.

Beloved principal’s cancer treatments inspire St. Michael students in Augusta to drive ‘change’

Augusta’s Mark O’Brien known for leading with civility

At-Large Councilor Mark O'Brien has served the city for more than two decades, with roles on the city council and board of education.

Maine Warden Service urges caution on ice-covered lakes and ponds

Last week's cold snap froze many water bodies, but this week's warming temperatures could leave ice dangerously thin.

Augusta woman’s faith drives her to work on social justice issues

Nancy Fritz has been guided by her beliefs to take on advocacy for homeless people, domestic violence victims and children with special needs.

After temporarily closing a year ago, Togus VA dialysis center seeks nurse manager to reopen

Old equipment has been moved out of center and will be replaced with new machines when the center reopens. A date for that reopening has yet to be set.

Augusta, Waterville area bridge results

Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.

No accidents but parking a concern since Augusta downtown traffic went two-way

The traffic flow in downtown Augusta, converted this summer to two-way traffic after being one-way for 75 years, is getting mixed reviews so far.