Kaitlyn Budion

A new bill introduced by Sen. Susan Collins would start a pilot program for Medicare to reimburse ambulance services for some treat-in-place services.

Operation Game Thief, a nonprofit that works with the Warden Service, is offering a $4,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for killing two moose illegally in Washington County.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Maine has reached a settlement agreement with Lowe's, the home improvement chain, over Americans with Disabilities Act violations.

Maine has received more than $5.7 million to boost internet access programs across the state for the nationwide "Internet for All" initiative created under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Bangor city officials are proposing a delay in closing the city's largest homeless encampment, from Dec. 31 to Feb. 28.

City councilors approved the plan last night, agreeing to shut down the encampment by Feb. 28 instead of Dec. 31.

The wage gap between men and women continues to persist, with the median annual gap in earnings just over $10,000, according to a new report from Maine's Permanent Commission on the Status of Women.

The USDA has awarded a loan of more than $14 million to Eastern Maine Electric Cooperative to build or improve more than 70 miles of power lines.

Members of Maine's congressional delegation are pushing the IRS to reconsider closing its Tax Assistance Center in Bangor.

Nearly 50 people gathered outside Hope House Health and Living Center in Bangor last night to remember those who have died while homeless, and people who are still experiencing homelessness.