Maine

Hudson was a flyer for the ECE Blackout in Massachusetts

Hudson told the pageant audience that "hate never wins."

The Maine native signed to his local footwear brand and this is why it makes sense.

A Maine man alleges that the mother of his child violated a non-disclosure agreement.

A bar and a bowling alley were the sites of mass tragedy on Wednesday evening in Maine. Police have released photos of a white male person of interest who is still at large.

A deer sadly met its end on the spiked fence at the horror author's mansion in Bangor, Maine.

Allstate and Progressive said they've terminated their partnerships with Harry E. Reed Insurance Agency, which has been described as an "independent agent."

HBO Max is reportedly developing a prequel television series for the popular Stephen King horror novel 'It" and director Andy Muschietti will executive produce.

Xavier Pelkey of Waterville, Maine—alongside teenagers from Kentucky and Chicago—planned to meet during “spring break” after speaking through Instagram.

A Twitter campaign spearheaded by China spread disinformation about the spread of COVID-19 being connected to Maine lobsters shipped to Wuhan.

Brunswick High School has fired its head football coach after a student athlete allegedly had a sex toy forced into his mouth during a retreat.

A New York City-based drug dealer was busted this week after DEA agents in Maine discovered four pounds of cocaine disguised as a birthday cake.

A coronavirus outbreak is connected to a church in Maine, which held a multiday church event that brought in 100 to 150 people from neighboring churches.

An ex-pizza company worker has been arrested after he was accused of putting razor blades in dough that was sold at a grocery store in Maine.

According to The Courier-Gazette, the two cops beat porcupines with their nightsticks until they were dead, while a third officer recorded the beating.

Despite becoming a legal reality nearly four years ago, Friday marks the official beginning of recreational marijuana sales in the state of Maine.

An August wedding that took place in Maine has now been linked to more than 175 positive COVID-19 cases, in addition to the deaths of seven who didn't attend.

The wedding was held in Millinocket, Maine on August 7 with around 65 people attending the reception at the Big Moose Inn Cabins and Campground.