UMaine Orono dips into reserves amid declining enrollment

The UMaine System board allows the state's flagship university to pull $5.7 million from savings to help close a $17 million budget gap.

UPS faces rising labor costs, strike risk in upcoming union fight

The current five–year contract had also kept labor costs predictable, shielding UPS from wage spikes that hurt profit and service at non–unionized rival FedEx.

Justice Department says answering House Republicans’ requests could compromise Biden probe

Rep. Jim Jordan, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, announced the creation of a Republican-led subcommittee that would investigate any federal agency that collects information about Americans.

Monday’s high school roundup: Gorham co-op holds off Lewiston, 5-2

Girls' hockey: Gorham holds a 32-16 shot advantage and scores three third-period goals to secure a win over the Blue Devils.

Local roundup: Freeport girls basketball runs past York

Maine Voices: World leaders can stop Azerbaijan in its tracks. Start with sanctions. 

The goal of Azerbaijani ‘eco-activists’ is clear: to terrorize Armenians and force them to leave their homeland.

Eat & Run: Watami adds to international options on Brunswick’s Maine Street

The casual restaurant specializes in ramen, poke bowls and bubble tea.

Watch: Maine Voices Live with Ryan Adams

This virtual conversation with the artist took place on Tuesday, January 10.

Live Music Lineup: Blues, solo Beatles tunes and original folk songs

Singer-songwriter Anni Clark performs in Freeport on Friday.

Brunswick celebrates ‘rockstar’ poet after pandemic hiatus

Brunswick's annual Longfellow Days returns in February after a 2-year hiatus, offering locals the chance to celebrate one of the Midcoast's most influential figures and to enjoy contemporary poetry.