Portland Press Herald News Stories

Martin Grimm brings over 25 years of experience, at all levels of education, to the role.

Just under 210,000 people crossed into Maine in June, about 90,000 fewer than June 2024.

Lawmakers considered a bill to ban the small plastic bottles found at hotels by 2023 with the intent of reducing plastic waste in tourism-heavy Maine.

Meet the Rev. Gwyneth Arrison, the newly appointed pastor at Peoples, Thornton Heights and Cape Elizabeth United Methodist churches.

Residents can expect road closures and traffic delays on Sunday morning.

With reference to the recent letters about the lack of conservative viewpoints in the letters to the editor section of the paper, I wonder if it has everything to do with the fact that you offer a product that is only appealing to a segment of the population with very liberal, leftist leanings. You have […]

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court needs to side with the people of Maine, not a minority of homeowners.

Islands with year-round residents need emergency responders, gas station attendants, postal workers, store clerks and teachers. When there's nowhere for vital workers to live, they turn elsewhere. It's eroding a storied way of life.

The stripping of Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood comes as a blow to women throughout our state.

Americans are some of the worst offenders. The problem feels huge, but by altering the way you eat, you can help solve it. Recipe: Curried Cauliflower, Chickpea and Sweet Potato Buddha Bowl.