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There's a hot-button topic heating up in Augusta: a new bill (L.D. 1911) is looking to automatically seal certain misdemeanor criminal records — meaning they’d no longer show up in background checks for jobs, housing, or school.

Before you spend time securing, packing, and driving over to the local post office in Maine, make sure that you’re not sending any of these things, first.

It's that time of year where a lot of us are decluttering our lives from the holidays and clearing out the trash. However, here are three items you may not of realized you aren't allowed to simply throw away, in Maine.

A Maine man who participated in Co-Occurring Disorders Court, pled guilty on Monday to robbing an Augusta convenience story and also delivered a powerful speech at his sentencing, this is what the Judge had to say.

According to WABI, police were called to an apartment building on Silver Street in Waterville around 6 AM Friday morning.

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They are looking for 26 year old Joshua Patrick Weldon

Police need your help tracking down the suspect, or suspects.

Police were not fooled by a man who allegedly stole a U Haul truck in Auburn, Maine, and disguised it in a completely different color.

According to the Kennebec Journal, Lisa Carbonneau of Jay went to the Maine Children's Home in Waterville looking for gifts for her four children. Seems her husband had passed and their house was lost in a fire. Wow. Sure they'd help. And were prepared to...until an employee looked up Lisa on Facebook, where her story was a tad different. This story put my poetic wheels in motion and I wrote this

It never ceases to amaze me how stupid some of these petty crooks are. Yes, stupid. Idiots. Morons. I could go on with this but I'll let you think of a few...