Central Maine automobile dealerships struggle with supply chain squeeze

Local sellers say they feel the strain of less inventory — vehicles and parts — and do not know when the problem will ease.

Foundation to honor Vietnam era veterans with breakfast

Kennebec County not notified before controversial statue abruptly removed from courthouse grounds

County officials say they were unaware the statue of Melville W. Fuller was to be removed Sunday from the lawn in front of the Kennebec County Courthouse, two months ahead of a deadline imposed by county commissioners.

Feeling put out by potholes? You’re not alone

Public works directors in central Maine say the problem with potholes isn't any worse these days than in past years, just don't tell that to drivers shelling out hundreds of dollars for repairs.

Augusta officers will start carrying stun guns following policing discussion with council

The Augusta Police Department to require officers to carry stun guns and is looking fill a mental health worker position that's been vacant since December.

Augusta Chizzle Wizzle president asks board of education to lift mask requirement while on stage

This year's Chizzle Wizzle is the first in-person performance in two years and will mark the 131st year the show has gone on.

Catholic youth to score donations during ‘Souper’ Bowl of Caring

Proposed Augusta judicial heritage museum with controversial Fuller statue on hold after lukewarm board reception

After public opposition to a plan to develop the Maine Judicial Heritage Society Museum and Park on a vacant lot in Augusta, proponents asked the Augusta Planning Board to delay consideration of the proposal.

Legislative panel endorses bills to strengthen election protections

One bill would enhance protections for election officials and the other would clarify the chain of custody for ballots and voting machines.

Noted author to speak about democracy at Augusta’s First Amendment Museum

Randal Maurice Jelks, professor, documentary producer and award-winning author, is scheduled Tuesday to discuss his book, "Letters to Martin: Meditations on Democracy in Black America," as part of the First Amendment Museum's speaker series.