The search was called off after sunset Sunday and will not resume unless the Coast Guard receives new information, a spokesman said Monday.

Poetry and music give parishioners at the Unitarian Universalist Church a place to get away from the television and fears over the policies President Donald Trump could enact in his second term.

The event featured a variety of free services, including a pancake breakfast, door prizes, haircuts, hand massages, health and dental screenings, COVID-19 and flu vaccinations, as well as information about financial, educational, nutritional, and legal services available locally.

At the Capitol, Vice President-elect JD Vance was sworn-in first, taking the oath read by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on a bible given to him by his great-grandmother.

It's time for locals to take advantage of what tourists love about our state, without waiting in line.

Lisa Jones, the owner of Black Travel Maine, hopes the tour welcoming an underrepresented, and perhaps tentative, clientele counters a 'false narrative' about the Pine Tree State.

The prominent building at the corner of Congress and High streets has been under slow and steady construction since 2010, disgruntling neighbors who wonder why it's been so hard to fill.

A family member reported the fishermen missing Saturday night after losing contact with them.

Joe Lewis' loved ones gathered Sunday at the intersection where he was killed this month to share memories and paint the crosswalk in his honor.

Fear about possible changes to contraception coverage is motivating a number of Mainers to get IUDs and other forms of long-lasting birth control.

As he returns to the Oval Office, Trump has pitched a radical shift: He seeks sharp reductions in federal spending, deeper tax cuts, seemingly universal tariffs and sweeping deregulation.

President-elect Donald Trump said he will sign an executive order Monday to give TikTok's China-based parent company more time to find an approved buyer.

Even before the truce officially took effect, celebrations erupted across war-ravaged Gaza, and some Palestinians began returning to their homes.

By 10:50 pm Eastern Standard Time, the app was not found on Apple and Google’s app stores.

Witnesses said they heard between 5-8 gunshots ring out, but there were no injuries.

The man called for help early Saturday morning after breaking through the ice on Echo Lake.

Forecasters expect snow to accumulate Sunday afternoon into the evening before a blast of Arctic air arrives Tuesday.

Protesters marched from Monument Square to City Hall on Saturday morning to protest the policies of the incoming Trump administration.

Investigators believe Kerry Holmes was using a propane torch to thaw a frozen water tank when a collection of gas ignited.

The fire destroyed a home on Smith Road in Lebanon, killing one person and injuring another.

A 9-acre disposal site will be dug to accept up to 245,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment that has built up between the wharves, piers, marinas and boat yards of Portland Harbor over the last 70 years.

The proposal in the governor's update to the current budget is intended to rein in ballooning costs in the state's General Assistance program.

The Department of Health and Human Services released a new proposal with less aggressive increases than were initially proposed, and will give residential care facilities 2 years to phase in the changes.

If any of the whales become entangled in Maine gear, it could worsen regulations lobstermen say are already too strict.

Israel’s Cabinet announced the approval of the deal after 1 a.m. Jerusalem time and confirmed the ceasefire will go into effect Sunday.

Norwegian company Nordic Aquafarms says it is dropping the controversial proposal for a $500 million, land-based aquaculture operation.

The restaurant's last day will be Feb. 15.

The Portland Planning Board voted Tuesday to send new documentation to the court to back up its original approval of the project.

A new report says electricity to heat homes and power vehicles is gaining an increasing share of Maine's energy landscape, but petroleum dominates.

The state hasn't been able to find funding to keep housing asylum seekers at a hotel in Saco beyond September, and the number of arrivals has dropped.

Arthur Lefebvre, 57, faces felony-level charges of reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon and criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon.

The home near the Bush family compound was purchased by a 'Chicago-based industrialist with significant ties to Maine,' the listing agent says.

The district held an 8-hour hearing Tuesday about the potential termination of the Lincoln Middle School Athletic Director Jemal Murph, who struck a student in what his attorney said was self-defense.

The company plans to move its production operations to Doles Orchard in Limington this summer.

Brandon Libby, 37, pleaded guilty to manslaughter last month after a jury couldn't reach a verdict on a murder charge.

The state's lighthouses are threatened by rising sea levels and intense storms – and adapting them to be more resilient is a challenge.

The state's medical cannabis market does not require testing for chemicals or mold. Industry groups are pushing back against the bill.

The AG said the trooper fired once at the man, whose gun appeared to be a real pistol.

President-elect Donald Trump has vowed that he can negotiate a solution but finds himself in opposition to prominent Senate Republicans.

Maine State Police said the man was found safe Friday morning.

The outgoing president now has the presidential record for most individual pardons and commutations issued.

It appears the 73-year-old who lived alone became stuck when his shed door latched behind him.

An agency leader said some of the top earners could be trying to earn a higher pension, which is generally calculated by taking the average of their highest 3 years of pay.

The reimbursement rate cutbacks would amount to about a 36% cut in Medicaid payments to some doctors, according to hospital operators.

The chemical-free extinguisher could move to the market — and onto firefighting airplanes — quickly. But getting it certified will take time and money.

Sen. Angus King asked Doug Burgum, the president-elect's pick to be Interior secretary to convince Trump wind power 'isn't all bad.'

One driver was seriously injured and transported to a hospital in New Hampshire.

Those on both sides of the conflict in Gaza described the recently announced ceasefire framework as 'fragile' but said they were trying to stay hopeful it could lead to a lasting peace.

Freeport-based consultant Cynthia Flores helps farmers and their employees reduce injuries that cost the U.S. about $11.3 billion annually.

The Democrat says his proposal, first introduced in September, would make the U.S. more equal with trading partners that for years have protected their industries and workers.

From Portland to Popham to Edgecomb, opportunities to get your sweat on are multiplying across the state.

Brian Smith, 37, resigned his position over the summer after facing discipline for parking for 'extended periods of time' while on duty.

Only 16 of 435 congressional districts nationwide supported a House candidate and a presidential candidate from different parties, and one of those districts is in Maine.

Lynch revealed in an interview last year that he had emphysema, limiting his mobility and kept him homebound.

House Minority Leader Billy Bob Faulkingham is sponsoring a bill that would repeal the waiting period approved by lawmakers last year in the wake of the mass shooting in Lewiston.

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court rejected Billy Beaulieu's request to dismiss an OUI charge that stemmed from a well-being check.

U.S. regulators on Wednesday banned the dye from the nation’s food supply.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had instructed a special task force to prepare to receive the hostages returning from Gaza, and that their families had been informed the deal had been reached.

An 82-year-old driver was charged after police say he left the scene Wednesday afternoon.

Massive wildfires across Maine in October 1947 changed the state's fire response, but climate change remains a risk factor.