Lewiston gathering to mark one year since a deadly mass shooting rocked the Maine city
The gunman’s family and fellow Army reservists reported that he was suffering from a mental breakdown. In the aftermath of the shooting, the Maine Legislature passed new gun laws that bolstered the state’s “yellow flag” law, criminalized the transfer of guns to prohibited people and expanded funding for mental health crisis care.
We have come together to help each other lift the burden of sorrow, opening our hearts to one another and sharing in grief — ...
Rallying behind the 'Lewiston Strong' slogan, students and educators in Twin Cities set out to thank and recognize the first ...
At 6:56 p.m. on Friday, hundreds of Mainers sat in silence in The Colisée in Lewiston marking the moment a year prior when a ...
Across Lewiston, Maine, there are tributes to the 18 victims who died in mass shootings one year ago and reminders about how ...
October 25th was a night Maxx Hathaway should have been celebrating after receiving his college diploma in the mail, but just ...
For Margaret Craven, there’s still a pang of grief every time she thinks about the night of Oct. 25 or she meets someone ...
A year after Maine’s deadliest mass shooting, when 18 people were killed by a man wielding a Ruger SFAR rifle, Maine’s ...
LEWISTON, ID - Rural Beauty Company is a lash and brow salon. They also offer permanent jewelry and spray tanning services, ...
In the year after Maine's deadliest mass shooting claimed the lives of 18 people and wounded 13 others, a report found missed ...
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