Augusta police recommend caution rather than intervention for bystanders after the incident Sunday in a Wal-Mart parking lot.
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Money dispute may have been at heart of gunfire at Augusta Wal-Mart
A judge likens the incident to an old West shootout, and it’s broken up by armed bystanders.
Mulch fires have Augusta chief fuming
The city’s fire department may seek an ordinance to have businesses pay for extinguishing the blazes.
Augusta police look for suspect in Tuesday morning convenience store robbery
The alleged suspect presented no weapon and stole an undetermined amount of cash, police said.
Augusta to seek historic designation
The city wants most of its downtown Water Street area on the National Register of Historic Places.
Our View: Disarray at Riverview deters patient progress
The people caring for the killer of three nuns might not be able to notice a mental health slide.
Augusta housing shortage prompts developer forum
In recent years, nearly 500 rental units were lost or deemed at risk of being lost to fire or to safety violations.
Augusta church burglar requests sentence aimed at getting him rehabilitated
James Wilbur says he hopes to enter programs at Maine State Prison that may help break his cycle of criminal behavior and drug addiction.
Old Orchard Beach man convicted of killing his grandmother seeks new trial
Derek Poulin was convicted last July of murder and arson in the 2012 death of 61-year-old Patricia Noel.
Augusta to pursue state grant for buying license plate reader
Police will use the reader to identify cars driven by criminal suspects, but the ACLU has privacy concerns.