The 62,000-square-foot center has been listed with an asking price of $7.2 million.

Community Health Options claims it is owed nearly $57 million for Affordable Care Act policies.

The facility that would be built at the harness track property would cost the town $2.3 million per year to lease for 30 years.

Global commerce is losing its umpire and leaving countries unable to resolve trade disputes at the World Trade Organization.

President Trump says there have been 'a lot of strides over the past 24 hours.'

The legislation aims to curb rising health care costs, including taking steps to limit “surprise” medical bills that can plague patients treated in emergency rooms.

House Democrats have reached a tentative agreement with labor leaders and the White House over a rewrite of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal.

Boston, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose and Seattle snapped up 90% of the 256,063 tech jobs created from 2005 to 2017.

Executives from Amazon and Microsoft criticized their Silicon Valley peers for allegedly failing to supply the most advanced technology to the military.

NASA tucked some Christmas presents for the station's six-person crew, as well.

Hundreds of skiers and snowboarders head to the hills in Newry.

The company's hardware store and showroom is almost completely restocked at a new temporary location at 10 China Road in Winslow.

Santa's hungry, and not just for cookies.

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol says there has been 'no directive to change procedure,' but some Campobello Island residents say they suspect cannabis is what's driving agents to open packages.

Stocks closed broadly higher on Wall Street after the government reported that employers added far more jobs than expected in November.

Meeting in Vienna, they agree to cut crude production by an extra 500,000 barrels a day.

Marijuana growers, retailers and manufacturers submitted applications for state licenses leading up to a March 2020 target for retail sales.

The state will have to add an estimated 158,000 trained people to its workforce by 2025 to maintain economic growth, Educate Maine tells participants at its annual symposium.

The money from the Department of Agriculture is designed to strengthen local and regional markets for Maine foods.

The Public Utilities Commission says new information has been received and it needs another month to evaluate it.

Commodity Haulers Express of North Kingston faces felony theft-of-services charges for failing to pay tolls racked up over 3 years, say Maine State Police.

Employers added 266,000 jobs last month, and unemployment fell to a 50-year low of 3.5%.

Atlantic cod fishing was once one of the biggest marine industries in New England.

David Rosenberg says GPB Capital Holdings violated dealership franchise agreements with auto manufacturers when it fired him in September.

Forty mice genetically engineered at the lab in Bar Harbor will be used by researchers who are studying muscle atrophy and bone degeneration.

Uber said it recorded 235 rapes and thousands more cases of assault. It was the first time the company has released those numbers.

At a packed public hearing, critics of the $1 billion project to bring Canadian hydropower to the New England grid urge the Army Corps of Engineers to do a full environmental impact statement.

Through Nov. 30, a total of 16,613 Mainers had signed up for Affordable Care Act insurance, down from nearly 24,000 at the same time last year.

The state is also taking applications from businesses that want to manufacture or cultivate marijuana for adult use.

The announcement comes after millions of inclined sleepers were recalled for safety concerns and dozens of infant deaths were linked to the products.

Harvests extend their long decline as Americans increasingly opt for the convenience of artificial trees.

The Maine Lobstering Union says the CEO of Lobster 207 and his parents embarked ‘on a systematic scheme’ to enrich themselves.

The grant will help the hospital finish up fundraising for its move to the Fore River Parkway campus.

The Justice Department has unsealed charges in what authorities say is one of the worst computer hacking and bank fraud schemes of the past decade.

The deal, brokered by The Boulos Co., involved selling two Portland commercial properties and replacing one property's seller with a new tenant.

One of the highest-profile women in official Washington, she displayed a brusquely efficient style that surprised some legislators and union leaders who had "expected someone polite and demure," she told the Christian Science Monitor.

The state's potato crop was not affected by bad weather, and prices should not increase significantly as a result of any national shortfall, an official in Aroostook County says.

Ex-presidential contender Jill Stein and U.S. Senate candidate Lisa Savage oppose CMP's plan to build a new power line to bring Quebec electricity to Lewiston.

The hospital's $534 million expansion and renovation, which includes the Coulombe Family Tower, is expected to be completed by 2022.

There are renewed hopes on Wall Street that a U.S. trade deal with China may be nearing, despite recent tough talk from President Trump.

That possibility is hanging over members of the cartel as they head into negotiations Thursday.

The Tesla CEO testifies in the trial of a defamation lawsuit brought a British diver who helped rescue a dozen boys and their soccer coach from a flooded Thailand cave.

Lab-testing and other requirements could stymie growers, critics contend in comments on the regulations.

Maine's independent senator says the value of the state's wild blueberry exports to China are on pace to drop by nearly 97% from 2017 levels.

The bank relocated from its previous location in the Pierce Atwood building on Merrill’s Wharf to a new space at 5 Widgery Wharf.

The hearing is set for Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. at the University of Southern Maine.

The money will preserve 155 jobs at the 90-year-old Lewiston company.

The owners of a Detroit sports arena housing Kid Rock's restaurant say the musician won't renew his licensing agreement.

The acquisition of Carolinas IT will increase Logically's workforce by 50 percent to 225 workers.

Complications lowered by half how much energy would be offset and tripled the payback period.

Shop for edible holiday gifts in Union, take a baking class, and find a deal on dinner after Gardens Aglow.