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Local Maine news from the Portland Press Herald.
The sense that an opaque federal agency can kill with impunity has gripped residents and local officials now debating whether they’re doing enough to prevent another tragedy — or if they can do anything at all.
Jackson, a logger and former state lawmaker, was selected by Democrats at a convention Saturday to replace Graham Platner on the ballot.
The 58-year-old logger running for U.S. Senate has led ‘with his heart,’ ruffling feathers along the way.
Route 182 was closed due to the crash, causing delays on Route 1, officials said.
The latest delay was caused by an unidentified utility line under the roadway.
The biological father of David Brouillette’s stepdaughter said in court records that Brouillette told him he and his wife were entering protective government custody, following threats.
Maine passed a similar law in 2020 that affects about 21% of the insured population.
More than 2,300 athletes from 45 states and 22 countries will compete in the Ironman 70.3 in Augusta on Sunday.
The project, which would more than double the size of the historic hotel, still needs approval and peer review from town staff before it breaks ground.
A propane leak inside a home under construction on Dyvonne Terrace likely led to the fire, the Office of State Fire Marshal said.
MaineHealth officials on Thursday refused to confirm whether the board had voted on the issue.
The Penobscot Nation and the Conservation Law Foundation want to block the proposal for Juniper Ridge in Old Town, saying it would put tribal health and culture at risk.
Heart to Heart, a free transportation service for older adults in York and surrounding towns, has ceased operations.
About 20 clergy members from various religions mourned the loss of life at the hands of federal immigration agents.
Breaking news intern Teddy Almond spent much of his first time in Maine exploring. Here’s the spots he loved — and the tips and tricks he picked up.
A report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition found that a person would need to make more than $32 an hour to afford the average 2-bed apartment.
Returning to Waterville with his band this weekend, filmmaker David Wain reflects on the real-life experiences behind the 25-year-old movie.
Canada passed a law late last year that makes it easier for U.S. residents to pursue citizenship.
Some doctors have proposed alternative staffing solutions to keep the maternity ward open.
An ongoing diet study relies on the recreational fishing community for data.
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