Maine Supreme Court dismisses Waterville plastic bag dispute after challengers miss deadline

Shaun Caron and Cathy Weeks notified the Clerk of Court that they no longer wished to pursue the issue.

Waterville woman pleads not guilty to sexual assault charge involving 15-year-old

Tia Rousseau, a former employee of Good Will-Hinckley in Fairfield, was arraigned on a charge of gross sexual assault Monday for allegedly engaging in a sexual act with a minor in October 2018.

Kennebec County man pleads guilty in fatal 2017 Dresden crash

Patrick Shorey pleaded guilty in court in Lincoln County Monday to charges including vehicular manslaughter stemming from a 2017 fatal crash in Dresden that killed a Connecticut woman and seriously injured her husband.

Amy Calder: Waiting for a second shingles shot

Suffering after her first shingles vaccine and then missing out on the second didn't deter Amy Calder from trying again, she writes, but this time she hopes that second shot comes through.

Waterville PD to host benefit concert for its opioid recovery program

The third annual family-friendly "Musicians for HOPE" concert will take place on Saturday to help Operation HOPE fund the recovery of people in the greater Waterville area who are addicted to opioids.

Waterville police arrest six people in two drug busts Thursday

The department's drug unit seized what Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey called a "significant" amount of fentanyl, crack and powdered cocaine on Thursday.

Colby College names architect, manager for Waterville’s future downtown hotel-restaurant

The Waterville college plans to start building a 50-room hotel with a restaurant and bar later this year at the south end of Main Street downtown, with an expected opening next year.

Thomas College dual enrollment dean’s list

Waterville High School junior finds her niche in journalism, video production

Kylee Hamm, 17, and her mass media communications instructor, Dave Boardman, gave a presentation Thursday to Waterville city councilors and school board members about the Mid-Maine Technical Center.

Waterville council moves $10.5 million project forward by voting for TIF district change

The vote to amend the downtown tax district starts the process to renovate 155 and 165 Main St. into a craft brewery, bowling alley, restaurant, offices and apartments.