Maine

Stephen King and his wife Tabitha King's Victorian mansion in Bangor, Maine will become the home of his archives and a writers' retreat.

The parents of a 9-year-old boy say their son was called the N-word by his school's vice principal. School officials confirm the incident happened.

Stephanie Lay of Windham, Maine, is looking for relief after a deluge of letters from United Healthcare filled up her mailbox for nearly a week.

Maine's first female astronaut, Jessica Meir, leaves for the International Space Station September 25.

Newsweek spoke to teens and preteens ahead of Friday's protests, which are expected to draw crowds across the world.

Health officials in Maine confirmed the state's first case of the deadly brain infection since 2015 on Friday.

Amazingly, it's the second time in less than a year that officers have rescued a skunk with its head wedged in a McFlurry cup.

Boston man Samuel Mickey is accused of planting covert recording devices all around his family's home in Maine.

In 2014, Judge Robert E. Crowley sentenced Albert Flick to less than four years behind bars, insisting Flick "is going to age out of his capacity to engage in this conduct."

"I do not regret my vote in the least," Maine GOP Senator Susan Collins said of her "yes" vote to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh last year.

"Conversion therapy is a harmful, widely-discredited practice that has no place in Maine," Governor Janet Mills said at the signing ceremony.

"He would bunch up his fist and get in my face and act like he was going to hit me. He then said, 'I will beat the living s---t out of you.'"

"Polystyrene is harmful to humans, it puts a strain on our fish stocks and it can't be recycled," said Representative Stanley Paige Zeigler, who sponsored the bill.

So far this year, 387 cases of the disease have been reported across the country.

During a hearing on a bill to make free tampons, sanitary pads and menstrual cups a right for Maine's female prisoners, Republican lawmaker Richard Pickett of Dixfield said that risked turning prisons into country clubs.

Former Republican Maine Governor Paul LePage warned Americans that white people will no longer have a say in presidential elections should states eliminate the electoral college.

"They were found with their leashes tied together wandering a cemetery," the Kennebec Valley Human Society told Newsweek. "They do need to find a home together because they are very bonded."

"Michael had this saying, 'I am the devil,'" Katherine Middleton told Newsweek. "He'd say it when he was drunk.

Alicia Grant is now embarking on getting her marriage annulled. But like the other two Mrs. Middletons she said, "Nobody can find him so we can't get these marriages dissolved."

The 'Fox & Friend's co-hosts on Monday took on the divinely important question of whether God takes sides or personally decides the outcome of NFL games.

Florida seems to be losing its luster as the retirement capital of America.

Police did not believe there was a threat to the public.

The vessels would also offer medical treatment rooms, job training and counseling.

"We're terrified about the conditions she's in right now."

The instructor and his student became separated about one mile in the air while completing a tandem jump.

Arnold Nash, who was serving a 45 year sentence, was scheduled to be released in December 2019.

"I can't replace China, that's the reality."

Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine is viewed as a crucial swing vote in Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.

Liberal activists have raised more than $900,000 to fund Republican Senator Susan Collins's opponent in 2020.

A Republican-aligned Super PAC put out a new television advertisement this week targeting a Democratic congressional challenger's tattoos.