The snowfall is expected to start Wednesday evening and create slippery conditions for Thursday morning's commute.

The people behind the Toy Fund are counting on a giving spirit this year more than ever because of a big surge in requests for help.

Pine State Trading Co., which has overseen spirits administration and distribution since 2014, was the only company to bid on the 2024-34 contracts.

Several Democrats said that while they understood his decision on a personal level to protect his son Hunter they also worried about the broader signal the pardon sends.

The writer's rock station, along with retro and adult alternative stations, will all go off the air New Year's Eve.

The law is designed to make corporations cover the cost of disposing of hard-to-recycle packaging by reimbursing municipalities for disposal costs and investing in recycling infrastructure statewide.

The state agrees to an Alford plea and a time-served sentence for Frederick Johnson after blood testing revealed 23-year-old Bethany Kelley had a 'potentially lethal level' of drugs in her system.

Jim Kiernan, a longtime Farmington public works employees, said it is the fourth time he knows of that the sidewalk plow has rolled over.

Humorist Robert Skoglund of St. George died Saturday at the age of 88, after nearly 50 years of entertaining and impressing folks with his dry Maine musings.

The county is tightening up security at the courthouse.

Blown transformers and $10,000 power bills can make cannabis grow houses easy for utility companies to identify, but Maine utilities question if flagging what might be illegal activity is their responsibility.

Jim Theriault has identified two people who are interested in joining the police department, while he works to get recertified as an officer.

Arrests listed from Nov. 23 through Dec. 1, 2024 at the Franklin County Detention Center in Farmington.