The suspect, Robert R. Card II, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, Maine Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sauschuck said. Continue reading →
A volunteer youth bowling coach known for encouraging children and a bar manager whose father said tried to confront the shooter and died “a hero” were among the at least 18 people killed and 13 injured in two mass shootings in Lewiston, Maine. Continue reading →
As facts continue to emerge about the suspect, Robert Card II, and the mental health struggles that preceded this week’s massacre, a shocked state is wondering: Was this a failure of policy, a failure of communication, or something else entirely? Continue reading →
As facts continue to emerge about the suspect, Robert Card II, and the mental health struggles that preceded this week’s massacre, a shocked state is wondering: Was this a failure of policy, a failure of communication, or something else entirely? Continue reading →
WATCH: Alex Speier and reporter Jim McBride hit the blackjack table to debate whether the Sox sign Shohei Ohtani and the Celtics season-long win total. Continue reading →
In two courtrooms 900 miles apart, judges next week will begin to weigh an unprecedented and historic question: Is former president Donald Trump eligible to run for office again given his alleged role in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the US Capitol? Continue reading →
Instead of recovering from pandemic closures and slowdowns, Social Security’s drawn-out claims system has treaded water for close to two years, experts told the congressional panel. Continue reading →
China’s Foreign Ministry put the blame on the United States, suggesting the American aircraft was flying over the South China Sea as a deliberate provocation. Continue reading →
The survey was part of a damning report by the office of Spain’s ombudsman, or “defensor del pueblo,” following an 18-month independent investigation of 487 cases involving alleged victims who spoke with the ombudsman’s team. Continue reading →
The new sanctions highlight Iran’s role in providing financial, logistical, and operational support to Hamas, the US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control said in a statement. Continue reading →
With some of the region’s most permissive firearm laws, Maine has been a poster child for the nation’s political paralysis on gun safety. Continue reading →
"We must face the reality that local cities and towns desperately need this option," writes one reader. Another writes that a $2,000 transfer fee from a home sale "can make a difference to anyone living on a fixed income." Continue reading →
A volunteer youth bowling coach known for encouraging children and a bar manager whose father said tried to confront the shooter and died “a hero” were among the at least 18 people killed and 13 injured in two mass shootings in Lewiston, Maine. Continue reading →
A week after a power problem forced passengers to walk along the tracks, General Manager Phillip Eng said the T has more work to do to determine how much of the Green Line’s overhead electrical system must be repaired or replaced. Continue reading →
For many kids across Maine, nothing feels safe. At a time when they should be putting the finishing touches on Halloween costumes they are instead stuck at home, scared. Continue reading →
“If there are no sanctions for violating the rules, the MIAA ‘s authority over its members is significantly diminished,” ruled Essex Superior Court Judge Janice Howe. Continue reading →
“Boston is quickly becoming a dynamic home for women’s sports," LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan said. "We are thrilled to join this incredible movement." Continue reading →
Within the universe of Disney stage musicals, “Frozen” sits somewhere between the sublime, game-changing inventiveness of “The Lion King” and the formulaic likes of “The Little Mermaid," “Aladdin," and “Beauty and the Beast." Continue reading →
Howse is leaving his leadership posts at ArtsEmerson and Emerson College at the end of November to become president of the California College of the Arts in San Francisco. Continue reading →
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