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Maine police searched for a U.S. Army reservist on Thursday wanted for murder after 18 people were killed and 13 were wounded in shooting attacks at a bowling alley and a bar.

A man shot and killed at least 16 people at a restaurant and a bowling alley in Maine and then fled, sparking a massive search.

Authorities have launched a multistate search on land and water for a U.S. Army reservist who they say fatally shot 18 people at a bowling alley and a bar in Maine. The shootings in the city of Lewiston on Wednesday night sent panicked patrons scrambling under tables and behind bowling pins. Police identified the suspect as 40-year-old Robert Card. He was still at large Thursday afternoon, sparking a massive search and prompting schools and businesses to shut down and residents to shelter in pla...

Authorities have launched a multistate search on land and water for a U.S. Army reservist who they say fatally shot 18 people at a bowling alley and a bar in Maine. The shootings in the city of Lewiston on Wednesday night sent panicked patrons scrambling under tables and behind bowling pins. Police identified the suspect as 40-year-old Robert Card. He was still at large Thursday afternoon, sparking a massive search and prompting schools and businesses to shut down and residents to shelter in pla...

With millions of families behind on utility payments and more people seeking heating aid, many could soon see a welcome reprieve: The federal government says the cost of heating a home with natural gas this winter is projected to decrease

The U.S. Postal Service says law enforcement officials have charged more than 600 people with postal crimes since launching a crackdown in May. The so-called “Operation Safe Delivery” follows a surge in robberies. The Postal Service also deployed over 10,000 high-security boxes in high-risk areas to prevent mail theft. To reduce robberies of mail carriers, the agency is replacing tens of thousands of antiquated “arrow keys” that make them a target for criminals. Postmaster General Louis ...

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The U.S. Postal Service says law enforcement officials have charged more than 600 people with postal crimes since launching a crackdown in May

Law enforcement officials have made over 600 arrests in a crackdown on mail theft and postal carrier robberies. The Postal Service is replacing universal keys with electronic locks and deploying high-security blue boxes to prevent theft. Measures have led to a reduction in fraudulent address changes and counterfeit postage. The penalty for interfering with the mail can be up to 25 years in prison.

Letter carriers are on edge after nearly 500 of them were robbed last year. Criminals increasingly targeted the mail to commit financial crimes like altering checks to obtain money.