The bill would give Maine nearly two years to produce a report on the inventory of kits in the state, and would make it ...

Maine State Police is asking for the public's help in solving a homicide that happened in Madison in 1994. The body of ...

A passenger in a car in Maine fatally shot his mother before shooting at passing vehicles, killing another motorist and ...

Maine State Police Col. William Ross said Davis was experiencing a mental health crisis before the incident, which resulted ...

I strongly support bill LD 298, “An Act to Employ Mental Health Personnel Within the Maine State Police,” because it presents ...

SABATTUS, Maine (WGME)— Maine State Police are investigating a shooting incident in Sabbatus that has left multiple victims, ...

Maine State Police say James Davis III was armed when he went to a family gathering Wednesday morning. That afternoon he shot ...

Maine State Police officials say the suspect ultimately shot and killed himself, leaving three people dead in total.

Thursday marked six years since Maine State Police Detective Benjamin Campbell was killed in the line of duty.

James Davis III allegedly shot and killed his mother while they were driving in a car in Sabattus, Maine. He then fatally shot a passing driver.

Both men called 911 to report the shootings, police said. Both Turner and Wilson were taken by ambulance to Central Maine Medical Center and were expected to survive, state police said.

The legislation builds on initiatives to track kits and address backlogs in Cumberland, Kennebec and Penobscot counties.