1. A York County man says he was pulled over by blue lights, but it wasn’t a cop. The sheriff confirms a county mechanic driving a cruiser stopped a driver near Waterboro. He was authorized to drive the vehicle, not make traffic stops, and received a one day suspension. State police and the DA were notified. (WGME)

2. Maine is tightening limits on PFAS in drinking water, matching tougher federal standards. The most harmful forever chemicals are now capped at four parts per trillion, with enforcement starting in 2028. State officials say the change is needed to better protect public health. (PH)

3. Dunking technicals are reigniting debate in Maine high school basketball. Coaches and officials say it’s a judgment call, but critics argue unless there’s clear taunting, refs should let a dunk be a dunk and play on. (PH)

4. Saint Joseph’s College is offering full ride scholarships through TikTok. The #MakeMercyReal Challenge asks applicants to post videos showing everyday acts of compassion. Four full rides are up for grabs, and the challenge runs through the end of the month. (WGME)

5. The Patriots are hosting the Texans in the NFL divisional round. The playoff game kicks off Sunday at 3 p.m. at Gillette Stadium. (FOX)

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