Jeff Levine will join the faculty at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Owners of 200 buildings have until May 2020 to provide information to the city.

Five families have moved to Brunswick Landing.

The organization wants to be an advocate for the city's independent businesses on issues like parking and land use.

A group working to create special spaces throughout the city wants people to think about gardening in a new way.

The Canopy Portland Waterfront developers will contribute nearly $519,000 to the city Housing Trust Fund.

City Manager Jon Jennings is expected to choose a candidate within next month.

A final City Council vote on the new ordinance is expected July 15.

The Historic Preservation Board is expected to finalize its recommended list following a pair of upcoming meetings.

Greater Portland Landmarks is documenting historic structures at risk from flooding, high winds and rising temperatures.

Four potential challengers already in the hunt to unseat Mayor Ethan Strimling.

A selection committee this month is expected to narrow the list of final design candidates.

Love The Network is expected to be available by early August.

Axels Samuntu is one of 2,400 students served during the recent academic year.

Glenn Simpson, an activist and social worker, creates art to spread awareness about addiction.

Survey asks what should replace former Xtra Mart on Brighton Avenue.

The hospital's use of live animals in its Emergency Medicine Residency Program was questioned by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.

To meet its goal of offering at least 140 new seats of pre-K over the next five years, Portland schools will start with classrooms at Rowe Elementary and East End Community School.

Scattoloni Bakery on Monument Way will close in August and move to Biddeford.

Stevens Square at Baxter Woods would include local businesses and a fitness center.

Consumers would still be able to buy straws in stores.

City Council awaits action by Gov. Mills before determining how fund would be administered.

The ordinance would include registration fees and require an annual inspection.

The ukulele is a fun, simple instrument to play, but it also has hidden depths.

Food and entertainment are among the things Mainers are providing for migrants from Africa.

The city's Piano in the Squares project returns with a free walking concert.