Maine State Police leaders defend response to Lewiston shooter

On a radio program Friday morning, Maine Department of Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sauschuck responded to criticism of law enforcement's handling of Robert Card before and after he shot 18 people in Lewiston last week.

Friday’s updates: President Biden departs after privately sharing condolences with grieving families in Lewiston

Updated coverage of President Biden's trip to Lewiston and developments in the investigation of the Oct. 25 fatal shootings.

Photo: Rumford supports Lewiston Strong

Head of national mass violence resource center gives insights for recovery

A clinical psychologist said people recover from mass violence in different ways, but continuing to gather provides an opportunity to feel a sense of solidarity instead of isolation.

Should Maine’s yellow flag law have been used to prevent Lewiston shootings? Its sponsor thinks so

Sen. Lisa Keim, R-Dixfield, says that it appears the state's so-called yellow flag law could have been used to take away Robert Card's guns, but others say the law includes too many obstacles.

Photos: Maine MILL honors the victims

Maine MILL members affix the names of the victims of last week's mass shooting to the windows of the downtown Lewiston museum.

Sandy Hook Promise offers survivor experience, advice for moving forward after mass shooting

Nicole Hockley co-founded and is CEO of the nonprofit organization Sandy Hook Promise, which formed after the devastation of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.

Manhunt timeline reveals gaps in search for Lewiston mass shooter

The timeline indicates the recycling center business was only searched once by the Maine State Police sometime during the afternoon of Oct. 26. Robert Card's body was found on the property the following night.

Mills seeks federal assistance for businesses affected by shooting

This would make businesses and nonprofits eligible for low-interest loans to make up for interruptions from the Lewiston-area shelter-in-place order.

BIW donates $100,000 to assist Lewiston shooting victims

Many of the shipyard's workers were personally affected by the mass shootings that claimed 18 lives in Lewiston last week.