Around 20 crashes reported on I-95 north of Waterville

The interstate at 174 southbound is now open, according to Shannon Moss of the Maine Department of Public Safety.

Maine’s Catholic church, victims of child sex abuse argue law’s constitutionality before state’s Supreme Judicial Court

Maine's highest court will decide whether to keep a 2021 law that eliminated the statute of limitations for civil claims of childhood sexual abuse and allows people to file claims regardless of when the alleged abuse occurred.

3 Rural Energy for America Program Technical Assistance Grants awarded

The next application deadline is Sunday, Dec. 31.

State hears opposition to mining proposal in Katahdin region

More than 50 people spoke at a Land Use Planning Commission hearing and nearly all were opposed to Wolfden Mtn. Chase's application to rezone 374 acres in the Katahdin region to allow for a large-scale metallic mining operation.

Literacy Volunteers celebrates ‘Hometown Heroes’

Man steals two cars near Bangor, evades police, remains at large

State police are searching for a man who evaded officers attempting to make a traffic stop near Dedham on Tuesday morning, then stole two cars as he fled north.

Two state lawmakers proposing bills to end sweeps of homeless encampments

Representatives from Portland and Bangor are floating the prospect of creating sanctioned camping areas on public property and prohibiting sweeps.

Grandson of Bangor teacher and former state senator among those killed by Hamas

Howard Trotsky's grandson Aryeh Ziering was a captain with the Israel Defense Forces.

Veterinarian tech program info session offered in Bangor Oct. 2

Maine public meetings struggle to curb hate on Zoom

After a spate of virtual 'bombings' of racist and antisemitic comments, some communities are changing the rules. With free speech, it's a fine line.