1. Police arrested a man in Portland on Monday evening, who was waving a metal pole in the same neighborhood where a six-year-old girl was attacked earlier in the day. Police have not yet linked the man to the morning’s assault, but several neighbors identified him as the attacker based on his appearance. (WGME)

2. City manager Steven Buck announced that the influx of almost 100 asylum seekers, including men, women and children mainly from Angola, has exceeded capacity in Sanford. An emergency meeting will be held at 5 pm on Tuesday at the city hall to discuss the crisis. On Monday, the asylum seekers waited outside city hall for hours, hoping to receive general assistance for food and shelter. (WMTW)

3. Maine is reporting its first case of measles since 2019. The Maine CDC says the patient is a child. Measles can spread easily. Measles can be serious for anyone, but babies and young children are more likely to get very sick. You can prevent measles by getting the measles vaccine. (WGME)

4. Funtown Splashtown is offering a wage increase to attract new employees. As a perk, anyone hired will also receive a free family four pack of season passes. They’re looking to fill 100 more jobs. Because of staffing issues, the park will only be open six days a week and closed on Mondays. (WGME)

5. For the third straight year, Planet Fitness is offering the High School Summer Pass. The free membership is available for young people from 14 to 19 years old. As a bonus, ten teens who participate in the program will be chosen to receive a $10,000 scholarship by posting a TikTok about their experience. (CNN)

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