Political analysts say the raid’s impact on the race will depend on how the situation unfolds and the extent of U.S. involvement going forward.
2026
Benefit show brings Maine musicians together to help wharf recover after fire
The Jan. 17 benefit show featuring Don Campbell Band, Jonathan Edwards and Julia Gagnon will be at Aura in Portland.
Transparency required for Maine opioid settlement funds | Letter
Recent reporting on the attorney general’s handling of opioid settlement funds raises serious concerns about transparency and oversight. Maine has secured more than $260 million through opioid settlements, money intended to address a crisis that has taken thousands of lives in our state. Those funds were divided deliberately, with clear rules for the Maine Recovery Council […]
Brunswick selects new council leadership
Former vice chairperson and Councilor-at-Large Nathan MacDonald was elected chairperson and Jennifer Hicks of District 5 will hold the vice chairperson spot.
Red Sox agree to deal with pitcher Kutter Crawford
Crawford, who missed all of last season with injuries, avoids arbitration by signing a $2.75 million, one-year contract.
Longtime Westbrook city administrator reflects on decades of changes
Jerre Bryant is retiring after serving 38 years in municipal management.
A new Kennebunk nonprofit gives rescued farm animals a forever home
Mousam Misfits Sanctuary is located at Heather Lombard’s home farm, which is also the base of her goat-powered landscaping business, Scapegoats.
New pizzeria and sports bar planned for Portland
The new Warren Avenue business is adjacent to the Portland Sports Complex.
Maine’s climate action will rise from the ashes in 2026 | Opinion
A host of federal actions have created opportunity at the state and local levels.
Tony’s Donuts reopens under new ownership
The grand reopening drew about 600 customers to the shop.