1. Children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel is calling for the release of a Maine teen held in ICE custody in Texas. She says after speaking with 19-year-old Olivia Andre, she’s worried about her physical and mental condition. Andre is being held at the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley — she had been living in Portland as an asylum seeker. Her family was released, but she was not, and officials have not addressed why. Olivia was a first year college student studying to become a nurse. (WMTW)

2. Cumberland County commissioners have voted to stop holding ICE detainees in the county jail, ending a long-standing federal contract. The county had been getting about $150 per inmate per day — but leaders say the community impact outweighs the money. (WGME)

3. Rumors are swirling about the future of the Androscoggin Bank Colisée in Lewiston — but new ownership says don’t believe them. A company working to buy the arena for says “the Colisée is not closing,” after Hamid Circus canceled shows and claimed it was shutting down. Officials say the confusion comes from the ongoing sale, with hopes to finalize the deal later this summer. (WMTW)

4. The 2026 NFL Draft kicked off in Pittsburgh. The Las Vegas Raiders quickly selected Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the number one overall pick. Mendoza recently won the Heisman Trophy. (CNN) The New England Patriots traded up to No. 28 and selected Utah tackle Caleb Lomu. Lomu said he’s going do everything he can to protect Drake Maye (NBC)

5. A viral act of kindness is now turning into a nationwide deal. An Idaho Domino’s Pizza driver went out of his way to buy missing drinks for a customer — and the story sparked a GoFundMe that’s now topped $160,000. Now Domino’s and Coca-Cola are honoring him with code “DANTHEMAN,” good for a free 20-ounce Coke April 30th through May 3rd. (NCM)

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