Lewiston Mass Shooting Case: A federal judge heard arguments on the government’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by more than 100 survivors and relatives of victims. Families say the Army failed to follow required policies after Robert Card’s threats; the government argues its decisions are not subject to liability. State Records: Maine’s Attorney General’s Office accidentally emailed media a 45-page report containing sensitive details on active criminal cases, including names of people not charged. The office asked recipients to delete it and said it is working to prevent harm to investigations. Augusta Water: The Greater Augusta Utility District has completed a $2 million filtration project and restarted an east-side well after PFAS levels exceeded federal limits in 2024. Campaign Trail: Maine’s gubernatorial hopefuls clashed over health care, housing, electricity costs and immigration enforcement in their second debate, with Republican Bobby Charles defending some Trump policies while criticizing the Mills administration. Land Conservation: More than 27,000 acres near Bethel are now protected for public use and sustainable forestry, including land that helps safeguard Sebago Lake’s watershed. Indigenous Peoples’ Day: The Wabanaki Alliance will hold a celebration with drumming, dancing and cultural demonstrations at Augusta’s Capitol Park on Oct. 12.