Dangerous cold / Crime victimization / COVID emergency ending

Today is Wednesday. Temperatures will be in the mid-teens to to mid-20s from north to south, with clouds encroaching up north and bountiful sunshine to the south. The warmest temperatures are behind us as a dangerous cold prepares to descend on the state. See what weather is in store for the rest of the day here. Here’s the latest on gas prices in Maine.

Here’s what we’re talking about in Maine today.

Most Maine crime victims don’t go to the police

A fifth of those Mainers surveyed were a victim of a crime committed by a domestic partner or family member.

Bangor will see temperatures fall below zero for more than 36 hours, with wind chills driving the mercury even lower.

Maine will be heavily affected by the end of rules that allowed people to stay on Medicaid for longer than they would be eligible in normal cases.

The Maine Public Utilities Commission ruled that the project and costs are in the public interest.

The project’s first phase will provide high-speed access to more than 1,500 residential households and 650 businesses mostly in western Belfast.

He was contracted for the team last year, but after an injury never got to play.

Now, you can get your podcast ideas into your neighbor’s earbuds with minimum fuss and maximum audio quality.

Jennifer Noonan and William Sarante started Big Brook Botanicals and Massage Therapy last fall.

The 29-year-old plays with his entire body — channeling the music from his toes up through his heart and out through deft fingers.

After his brother disappeared, Joe was the only turkey left on the farm. His loneliness didn’t last long.

Can Mainers live in harmony with coyotes or do you view them as a problem? We would love to hear your thoughts.

BDN Outdoors editor Pete Warner was able to make out the glowing eyes of a creature clearly sniffing around for a snack.