Maine will receive federal money to expand services for people with dementia under a new nationwide program.
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Reward of $15,000 offered to help solve longtime string of arsons in Vermont town
More than dozen fires have caused more than $4 million in property damage.
Another judge joins those ordering Postal Service to end cuts that delay mail
The Maine attorney general was among those joining Pennsylvania in the lawsuit.
Here’s why Armenia and Azerbaijan are fighting again
The United States, France and Russia are meant to be guarantors of the long-stalled peace process.
NPR reporter arrested after L.A. deputies’ shooting won’t be charged
Former Press Herald reporter Josie Huang was taken into custody while covering a demonstration the night 2 Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies were shot.
Trump expected to nominate conservative Barrett to Supreme Court
The White House indicates to congressional Republicans and outside allies that the pick will be the federal judge from Indiana.
Probe into ‘discarded’ ballots in Pennsylvania fuels campaign outrage
Thursday’s kerfuffle in Pennsylvania and accompanying internet outrage over a handful of ballots is likely a taste of what’s to come in the month left before the presidential election.
Dover-Foxcroft police chief accused of domestic assault is released on bail
Ryan Reardon is charged with choking a woman with whom he’d had an affair.
One person killed, 2 injured in crash in Penobscot County
The crash occurred when a car pulled in front of a tractor-trailer, police say.
In despair, protesters take to streets of Louisville for Breonna Taylor
The big question for Louisville and the larger issue of racism in America was how to move forward.