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How Maine is preparing for a potential ICE surge, and what to know about safety and legal rights
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The teenager charged with the death of paddleboarder Sunshine Stewart last July spent time at a psychiatric facility and had at least one previous interaction with law enforcement. The details about 18-year-old Deven Young were made public this week following a lawsuit by the Midcoast Villager.
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The case involves two neighbors whose families have owned beachfront cottages for decades.
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Several former residents of the South Portland facility testified before the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee Monday about the need to offer young offenders more community-based services as a path toward rehabilitation.
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What's being done to raise awareness of human trafficking, and to help those who are vulnerable to sexual and labor exploitation
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The court ordered the Maine Department of Environmental Protection to redo a study that determined there was a public benefit associated with expansion.
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In Portland, hundreds of people holding cardboard signs and candles converged on Portland's Monument Square to express outrage and grief over Renee Nicole Good's killing at the hands of ICE agents in Minneapolis.
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The long-running lawsuit over Maine's failure to provide attorneys to indigent defendants was back before the state Supreme Court today. The question before the court now is if the suit can include the State of Maine as a defendant.
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The report says that 5-year-old Simon Gonzalez had his arm pinned in the bus door, was dragged and then run over by the bus.
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Sheriff's Deputy Luke Gross served in the Hancock County Sheriff's office for 18 years. He was investigating a crash on the side of Route 3 in Trenton when he was struck and killed by a pickup truck in 2021.
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Osman served on the city's public school committee last year. He won the race for Ward 5 city councilor in November.
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LifeFlight of Maine says its pilots have encountered drones when approaching and departing Maine's major hospitals in Bangor, Lewiston, and Portland, putting pilots, patients and crews at risk.