Whether it's a man fleeing war, a solitary child or workers who stay seasonally, they all come in search of a full life. This special report reveals extraordinary personal journeys, examines our history and explores the data behind multiple pathways to America.

Between meeting days, document days, court days and other duties, Andrew Schoening never had enough time to handle his large number of cases.

William Butler has heard the wrath of Susan Reitman's supporters for telling her to take her signs down, but says the city code trumps politics.

Best new restaurant. Best brunch dish. Best cocktail. Best bargain. We tracked down the winners to save you the trouble.

And this is not good news for the revamped Kennebunkport restaurant.

Until we control escalating costs, reforming health insurance markets will not be enough.

The unprecedented decision comes after a legally blind witness from Anthony Sanborn's 1992 murder trial says detectives 'basically told me what to say' on the stand.

Twice Maine lawmakers have OK'd the purchase of Narcan, a heroin overdose antidote, without a prescription, but Gov. Paul LePage and the state's pharmacy regulators won't publish the rules that sanction its sale.

A dog attack when he was 8 altered Joshua Dixon's life forever. But it's how the 18-year-old Portland art school freshman has adapted since that makes him stand out.

Before he died in a police-involved shooting a year ago in Portland, the 22-year-old methodically slipped away from family and friends, from jobs and homes.

Its economic strife and its proximity to the Massachusetts drug trade put the York County city in the cross hairs of the crisis. But forces within Sanford are stepping up and fighting back.

Jesse Orach gets assistance from runner-up Robert Gomez for a dramatic victory in the men's race, and Emily Durgin wins the women's division.

Fans of the Sanford Mainers develop a bond with players during the summer baseball season.