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Historic England has added three historic buildings in Sussex to its “at risk” register over fears parts of them could be lost forever.

2023 has been a rough year. The waves of violence, natural disasters and conflict over the last several months are enough to make an optimist lose hope. To make matters

Police said the gunman who killed 18 people in Lewiston, Maine, threatened employees at a local bakery six days before the mass shootings.

Some may know him as “McDreamy” or People Magazine’s 2023 Sexiest Man Alive but Patrick Dempsey will be in Maine on Saturday at a softball fundraiser to support the Lewiston shooting victims.

The good news is that the U.S. Supreme Court seems poised to reverse a Fifth Circuit decision that said police can’t confiscate guns from domestic abusers. The bad news is

The governor and attorney general of Maine on Thursday launched an independent investigation into the Oct. 25 shooting in Lewiston, Maine, that claimed 18 lives and shattered a community. Among many aspects to be investigated is the question of how the gunman, Robert Card, obtained his weapons when family and fellow Army Reservists flagged his mental deterioration for months before the massacre. ...

Patrick Dempsey has spoken fondly of his late mother and father, Amanda and William

Maine's government is going to cover the cost of funerals for families who lost loved ones in the deadliest mass shooting in the state's history, the office of Gov. Janet Mills said Wednesday. An Army reservist opened fire inside a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston, the second largest city in the state, on Oct. 25. The shootings killed 18 people, wounded 13 and sent the city into a lockdown until the man's body was discovered two days later.

The first thing Greg Jackson did when he arrived in Lewiston, Maine, was to drive through the city, into its neighborhoods, past the crime scene tape and the boarded-up windows, to get a feel for a community reeling from a mass shooting. The deputy director of the new White House office of gun violence prevention was looking for his starting point.

Voters ousted three incumbent candidates, turning a new page for an embattled council