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The City Council recently chose to raise meter rates by 50 cents as part of an effort to increase revenue.
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Private entities are prohibited from using automatic license plate reading technology in Maine.
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A retired chief firearms officer for the state corrections department and a founder of Portland police's SWAT team took a Mundbora body shield to a shooting range.
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A Houlton manufacturer thinks his body shields can protect students statewide. So we took one to a shooting range.
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Police Chief Douglas Snyder found grant funding to buy one Maine-made bullet-resistant bag for each elementary and high school classroom.
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Despite high prices, soccer fans are eagerly awaiting their opportunity to see the world's largest sports event in person.
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The material included racist, antisemitic, homophobic and sexually explicit content, Principal Sarah Rubin said in an email to community members.
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Immigration advocates wanted ICE out of the jail in Portland. Now, they're grappling with the fallout: federal detainees are being held farther from Maine.
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The former Kiwanis Pool is expected to reopen in late June or early July after massive renovations that quadrupled its capacity.
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It's not clear who is behind the site, which claims to be an 'independent analysis of public records' and identifies 'red flags' in the district's proposed school budget.
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Tuesday is expected to mark the beginning of a warm spell, with highs in the 80s across much of Maine, according to the National Weather Service.
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Voters are deciding which U.S. Senate, U.S. House and Maine gubernatorial candidates will face off in November, as well as weighing in on school budgets and a host of local elections.
Area Scores: June 9
A ball lost in the lights provided the game-deciding run in a tight Class AA legion baseball contest between the Mandan Chiefs and Bismarck Governors.
Mandan falls short of BNC Border Battle semis
Baseball is a cruel game sometimes, and tiebreakers in tournaments all the more so.
Govs rally into Border Battle finals
Saskatoon's Emerson Park (3) misses a tag on Bismarck baserunner Joey Kraljic (23) that allowed Kraljic to score an insurance run for the Govs in the fifth inning of Sunday's BNC Border Battle tournament sem...
Minot wins second Border Battle title in three season
In a tournament playoff bracket that featured nothing but rematches of the past two seasons, the BNC Border Battle legion baseball tournament ended with a rematch of the 2024 tournament
Senate bill targets sports betting ads aimed at children
Blumenthal is co-sponsoring the GAME Act, a bill that would restrict how the sports betting industry can market to minors — including through advertising, promotions and the use of AI.
Trump Won't Rule Out Compensation For January 6 Rioters
President Donald Trump has refused to rule out compensation payments for people involved in the January 6 Capitol riot.
Iran halts strikes against Israel, Netanyahu stuck between Trump and ministers
Iran and Israel said Monday they halted attacks on each other, though Tehran said it would resume strikes if Israel continued to hit Hezbollah in Lebanon.
U.S. Forest Service to close part of National Grassland ahead of TR Library grand opening
National Forest System land within 4 miles of Medora will be closed June 22 to July 7 to ensure security ahead of the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.
Sunday storm clouds
Severe storms over the weekend in western and central North Dakota brought strong winds that…
Linton man pleads not guilty in Burleigh County cocaine case
An Emmons County man plead not guilty Monday to a felony drug charge filed in Burleigh County stemming from a search authorized by his probation officer.
Storm flattens power lines in Williston region, causes rare atmospheric event
Severe storms over the weekend in western and central North Dakota brought strong winds that damaged electrical infrastructure in the Williston region, caused widespread tree damage, knocked out power to
Traffic changes announced for Exit 161 project
More traffic pattern changes have been announced as work continues on the multiyear Interstate 94 Exit 161 reconstruction project in east Bismarck.