Good morning. Temperatures today will be in the mid-30s to low 40s with cloudy skies throughout the state. Here's what we're talking about today.

Most youth are jailed in Maine simply because ‘they could not go home,’ new report says

• Not for the first time, but in perhaps the greatest detail, the report portrays Maine in desperate need of improving its handling of juvenile cases.

• Maine Democrats will vote Tuesday in the presidential primary amid divides in the party on whether to push aggressive policy goals.
  
  Here's a policy-focused guide to the race on the topics Democratic readers to the Bangor Daily News they care about most.

Only the Bangor Opera House remains of the city’s many downtown theaters

• Today, out of all the many theaters in downtown Bangor, only one remains: the Bangor Opera House, home to the Penobscot Theatre Co., built in 1920. This weekend the opera house will celebrate its 100th birthday with theater tours and a party on Saturday.

• When the parent organization of St. Joseph Hospital in Bangor rolled out a new electronic medical record program two years ago, it said the change would help patients better understand their medical bills.
  
  Yet in the first two years of the new program, patients encountered a variety of challenges.

Penobscot County returns to drawing board again after yanking plan for $65M downtown jail

• Last week, Commissioner Peter Baldacci said the county would "take a pause in the process" of planning a new county jail after hearing criticism from the public about the proposal for an eight-story, 250-bed jail.

• Until Bangor gets around to replacing the sheltered bus terminal that was removed from the Pickering Square parking garage last summer, the Community Connector will offer a heated bus to passengers waiting on the coldest days of winter.

• This $10 pan was in tired shape and covered in grime. And though a gently used one could have been purchased for a bit more, this one is worth the effort to save.