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A Maine Maritime Academy student is being praised for saving an injured bald eagle.
Mills introduced the bill that aims to enhance public safety and strengthen the mental health system.
Deputies arrested a man who they say stabbed a woman in Penobscot before running into the woods.
Police are looking for a man they say tried to get a child into his car in Falmouth.
By: Ariana St Pierre
The Waldo County Sheriff's Office say they searched a home in Belmont on Monday and found a large illegal marijuana growing operation.
By: Ariana St Pierre
Portland police say they responded to a report of shots fired on Sunday around 6:40 p.m. on Tate Street.
Silver Alert has been issued for a missing woman from Kennebunk.
It's an annual sign of spring in Maine: Fat Boy Drive-In is getting ready to open in Brunswick.
A Maine man will spend six years behind bars as part of a plea deal for robbing a Waterville bank and a Fairfield convenience store.
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