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Parole Reform Poster Child Tried to Murder Maine Family with Machete

Convicted in machete attack in Pittston, Daniel Fortune seeks appeal ruling

Fortune, who had been a star athlete at Gardiner Area High School, was sentenced to life in prison for the attack, which severely injured a 10-year-old girl and her father.

For these Maine inmates, parole debate isn't hypothetical

Some members of the Maine State Prison Debate team are at the heart of stalled legislative efforts to reinstate parole in Maine for the first time in more than 40 years. Many crime victims say the parole process is too traumatizing.

Maine's Parole Reform Poster Boys Paralyzed Marine, Disfigured 10yo Girl in Axe Attack

Brandon S. Brown, 36, (MDOC#111347) shot U.S. Marine Corps veteran James Sanders outside a nightclub in Portland in 2008, leaving Sanders paralyzed from the waist down. That same year, Leo R. Hylton, 33, (MDOC#70199) brutally attacked the 10-year-old daughter of former Maine State Rep. William Guerrette Jr. in a violent home invasion that left both

Lawmakers hear passionate debate over restoring parole in Maine

Advocates said parole is the hope incarcerated people need to better their lives and become productive, but opponents say it will only cause additional trauma to victims and survivors of violent crimes.

Community works with Pine Street kids to create special art piece

Second-graders at Pine Street Elementary School in Presque Isle recently had a close encounter with balloons and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Maine GOP rejects censuring Collins over impeachment vote

Maine GOP rejects censuring Collins over impeachment vote

Maine GOP rejects censuring Collins over impeachment vote

Douglas Rooks: The 'Third Founding' yet to come

Douglas Rooks Craig Hickman, who won a state Senate special election on Tuesday, would be an unusual candidate in any political contest. Inevitably, though, he stands out through a category that – much more than most would like to admit – has long dominated American life. The competing narratives were laid out recently in the New York Times’s “1619” project, which puts slavery at the center of European conquest of the “New World,” and the “1776” project, hastily assembled at the end of Donald Trump’s presidency, which presents the Founders as just, far-sighted statesmen – even if many of them happened to own slaves.