‘A Christmas Carol’ opens at The Public Theatre

Officials figuring out how to distribute $2.4 million in mass shooting-related donations

The funds will likely be handed out to victims of the Lewiston shootings in March, according to administrators of the Lewiston-Auburn Area Response Fund.

‘It’s overwhelming’: Family of Lewiston victim joins national vigil ahead of meeting with Maine delegation

Arthur Barnard and Kristy Strout attended the 11th annual National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence and met hundreds of other people whose lives were inextricably altered by gun violence.

This Lewiston family had never been on a plane. Now they’re in D.C. fighting to change gun laws.

Arthur Barnard and Kristy Strout, the father and wife of Arthur 'Artie' Strout, are meeting with other families from all over the country who have lost loved ones to gun violence.

Photographs, paintings on display in WHA gallery

Lewiston removes temporary mass shooting memorials to preserve them

With winter at hand, officials Tuesday packed up several makeshift memorials before ice and plows could destroy them. The items will be incorporated into an exhibit at the Maine Museum of Innovation, Learning and Labor in Lewiston.

Lewiston-Auburn Area Response Fund administrators to gather public input at Wednesday town hall

Draft protocol will be finalized after public comment period ends; payout of funds expected early 2024.

State-champion Lewiston boys soccer team honored at New England Patriots game

The invitation to Foxborough included a private meeting with Patriots owner Robert Kraft, on-field access before the game and a chance to ring the bell atop the new, 218-foot Gillette Stadium Lighthouse.

In Lewiston, young people are face of change for low-income Mainers, people of color

A group of 15 people from immigrant communities met to address ways to counter systemic barriers in the state and develop strategies for building relationships.

Faith groups meet outside Cabela’s in Scarborough to protest semi-automatic rifle sales

About 50 people met Saturday to call for restrictions on the sale of AR-style rifles in the wake of the Lewiston massacre – the nation's deadliest mass shooting this year.