Leigh Tauss is a journalist and weekend editor for the Bangor Daily News, with bylines in publications such as The Washington Post, Indy Week, and The Daily Beast. She primarily focuses on local news in Maine, particularly in the Lewiston area, covering a range of topics including crime, politics, and community issues.
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A Maine man was arrested Saturday four months after his domestic partner died in suspicious circumstances.
Fire officials are warning residents to avoid downtown after a large fire in a building on Penobscot Avenue.
A game warden and K9 located a missing Abbot man in the woods more than a mile from his home Saturday night.
The crash occurred at about 9:30 p.m. near the area of 2445 Main Road, according to the Penobscot County Sheriff's Office. People at the scene of the crash attempted to assist the driver of the car and provide medical aid, but the person did not survive.
The storm dumped more than a foot of snow on some parts of Maine ahead of a busy travel weekend, with tens of thousands of travelers expected to visit the state to view the total solar eclipse Monday.
Bangor police are investigating the graffiti found near the synagogue for potential criminal mischief charges.
Jeremy Hill, 47, of Greenbush was reported missing on Thursday, according to Penobscot County Sheriff Troy Morton.
Maine State Police and the Cumberland County Sheriff's office are looking for a man believed to be connected to three armed robberies at church parking lots in Parsonfield, Cornish and Baldwin.
By: Leigh Tauss
The man, identified by Holden Police as Clifford Neville, 41, of Bangor was out on bail and faces charges for robbery, aggravated assault and violating conditions of release.
Bangor firefighters responded to a blaze at a home on the corner of Ohio and Wiley streets Saturday afternoon and helped rescue two people from the building, according to Assistant Fire Chief Greg Hodge.
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