Sunday, May 19, 2013
The Navy investigates and relieves him of his week-old assignment as submarine commander.
Neighbors had complained about late-night noise at the popular Old Orchard Beach creamery.
Republican Charlie Summers, Independent Angus King and Democrat Cynthia Dill all made inaccurate claims during Monday's debate in Lewiston.
A steady stream of cruise ships is bringing thousands of visitors to Portland's shores this summer, and they bring more than just money.
The independent's campaign fires back at ads sponsored by national pro-Republican groups.
Matthew Shaw defied the odds and rose above the challenges of autism to create a successful career and a meaningful life . . .
Christian tradition has long held that Jesus was unmarried, but a fourth-century artifact provides contradicting evidence.
Administrators receive a message from the governor’s office, but they aren’t sure what he was trying to say.
Rita Kissen is an author, singer, composer and retired professor who founded the Portland chapter of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays.
Reversing its stance from a year ago, the Maine Principals’ Association approved a waiver Tuesday to allow Portland and Deering High to form a co-op boys’ hockey team for the next two years.
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"We believe in equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome."
Parents with jobs scramble to arrange child care, and school officials hope to reopen Monday.
After a dismal 2011, homebuilders have seen their fortunes begin to turn around this year as the housing market recovery has steadily gained momentum.
The candidate's advisers acknowledge the remarks may dominate news coverage for days but dispute the notion that his comments could fundamentally change the election.
A surveillance photo shows a middle-aged man, wearing large wire-rimmed glasses, and wearing a backpack.
One Maine official says the state hoped to secure $3 million to $5 million in new business deals, but it'll be a few weeks before details are released.
Based on complaints from the neighborhood, the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency launched an investigation into the suspected sale of drugs from 193 Congress St.
Jubilant delegates poured out of a South Side union hall singing "solidarity forever," cheering, honking horns and yelling, "We're going back."
The three October debates could be one of the Republicans' best opportunities to break through with voters.
The project aims to help shed light on the sharks' migration patterns, protect breeding and birthing sites, improve public safety and raise awareness about the threatened species.
A Chamber official declined to say how much the group was spending for the ads that will air for 10 days to two weeks, simply calling them a "massive buy." 
Joshua Dutch, 33, was last seen Friday shortly before midnight.
This summer, for the first time ever, UMaine made list of the nation's top party colleges, but some say it's unwarranted.
The cause of the accident remains under investigation by the Maine Marine Patrol.
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