Augusta gun show attendees fire back at proposed firearm legislation

Enthusiasts, advocacy groups and vendors balked at proposed changes while attending Saturday's show at the Augusta Civic Center.

Augusta police looking for suspects in connection with armed robbery on Stone Street

Police say a suspect or suspects who robbed The Big Apple threatened use of a weapon and took off with cash.

Windham man charged in fatal crash had drugs in his system, police say

Manford C. Rideout, who has been charged with manslaughter, is accused of driving a tow truck across the center line on Route 115 and striking a Toyota Prius driven by Adam Clark of Augusta.

Litchfield man charged with stealing, drinking wine at Augusta Walmart, burning merchandise

Jacob Lorance, 30, was arrested on Monday afternoon and held on $25,000 bail on charges of arson and theft, police said.

Food pantries across Maine helping furloughed federal workers

They're providing assistance to families of federal employees who aren't getting paid during the shutdown.

Federal workers going without pay don’t have to go without food in Augusta area

Maine food banks, pantries, other organizations, are offering free help for workers affected by the government shutdown.

Manslaughter charge filed in truck crash that killed Augusta man

Police say 49-year-old Manford Rideout, of Windham, was driving a tow truck eastbound when he crossed the center line and hit two oncoming vehicles.

Lithgow Library to host Open Mic Night

Mills says labor mural that LePage removed from labor department will stay put

A spokesman for the new Democratic governor says she will keep the mural on display at the Maine State Museum.

Maine regulators decide to open full investigation of CMP billing problems

The Public Utilities Commission's legal process includes power to compel witnesses to testify, participation by stakeholders, technical conferences and public hearings.