Thursday, May 23, 2013
The governor says he has filed a bill to separate the two issues.
After Democratic leadership said the governor told them he was vacating his offices because of the flap, LePage says he has no plans to move, yet works out of his residence – and blasts Democrats for 'censorship.' 
Islamic hardliners say the man who appeared with bloody hands in a video following the attack on a British soldier is a convert from Christianity.
As Kyle Dube is formally charged with killing Nichole Cable, 15, the judge seals an affidavit with case details.
In February, summer seems like just a legend. In May when the lilacs open out it’s clear the legend is coming to life, and for a few months, winter is the ancient myth. So is it written.
The president also announces a renewed push to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center in Cuba.
The legislation would require the creation of a “red team” to analyze data purporting to support a “targeted strike” against U.S.. citizens and report back to intelligence agencies within 15 days.
Major construction on Water Street will cause economic disaster in downtown Hallowell, several business owners said at a public forum on Wednesday.
Christopher Knight, 47, the man known as the North Pond Hermit, will not be in Kennebec County Superior Court Wednesday as scheduled, on charges of burglarizing Pine Tree Camp in Rome.
The Green Party candidate had claimed Democrats tried to keep him off the presidential ballot in 2004.
Yuichiro Miura, a former extreme skier who also climbed the 29,035-foot peak when he was 70 and 75, reached the summit at 9:05 a.m. local time today.
The 1938 oil of a fisherman off the coast of Port Clyde, Maine, by N.C. Wyeth sells for nearly $844,000.
The 48-year-old mother kept talking to the two bloody attackers before police came, trying to keep them calm.
People chant at the start of a lunchtime rally to protest Gov. Paul LePage's budget plan on Wednesday, on the plaza outside west entrance of the State House in Augusta. .jpg)
Gary Alan Irving spent most of those 34 years living under an assumed name in Gorham where he held a steady job, married and had children.
Home sales, and prices, across the state are on the rise, according to April sales data and local real estate agents, and central Maine is seeing the results.
Gov. LePage looks poised to veto the popular hospital payback plan in order to block Medicaid expansion.
With Memorial Day near, lawmakers are stepping up efforts to address a backlog that has some veterans waiting years to receive disability claims.
ALCOM, a Winslow trailer manufacturing company, calls claims by labor groups that it has illegally fired employees for trying to form a union "very false."
Abdul-Baki Todashev says he agreed to his son's request to remain in the U.S. "because it seemed like the safest country."
The Solar Impulse is making the first attempt by a solar airplane capable of flying day and night without fuel to fly across the country.
Waterville and Winslow high schools, average according to the state's new grading system, are ranked among the top 12 in the state by a national magazine.
Real Bronx Tours took mostly European tourists from Manhattan to see life in the South Bronx "from a safe distance." 
Rodney Bouffard will replace Patricia Barnhart, who was fired earlier this year.
Edwards-United Technologies, of Pittsfield, was one of five businesses in the state recognized by the governor's office and the state Department of Environmental Protection with a 2013 Environmental Excellence award Wednesday.
The boss of tax workers who improperly screened conservative groups says she did nothing wrong.
The New England Economic Partnership says external factors such as Europe's recession and federal spending cuts are crimping the region's economy.
A Maine blogger will follow the British boy band around the U.S., report on its concerts and be paid to do so.
Police say Nichole Cable, 15, was killed by a 20-year-old Orono man, whom she may have dated at some point.
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The judge tells the jurors to try to work through their differences Thursday, or else a new jury must be seated.
Authorities estimate the damage at as much as $2 billion, with as many as 13,000 homes damaged or destroyed.
Gary Bird says he's '98 percent sure' there are no more survivors or bodies to recover under the rubble. The twister killed 24 people.
Ibragim Todashev, a mixed martial-arts fighter, was fatally shot after lunging with a knife at an FBI agent who was questioning him at his Florida townhouse, police say.
In an ultra-bloody attack, two men with butcher knives hacked another man to death near a military barracks.
Teachers and administrators took issue on Tuesday with the weight given to student assessments in proposed regulations for teacher and principal evaluations.
Somerset County filed a civil suit against the state Board of Corrections on Tuesday for payment of more than $280,000 the county contends it is owed for operations at the Somerset County Jail.
The men say they just learned that church officials knew a priest was molesting children and did nothing to stop it.
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