Portland Press Herald News Stories

To me, the parallels with dark moments in world history are clear.

'Burn,' an apocalyptic novel of friendship, is a terrific read.

The companies expect demand to jump as residential customers attempt to purchase solar systems before a long-standing 30% residential clean energy credit expires Dec. 31.

700 people attended the anniversary celebration of the nonprofit’s work providing food, clothing and shelter.

Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.

The Eagles went into the season with the state's deepest squad, then beat the team and pitcher that had shut them down last spring.

It’s hard to believe, but this July marks the one-year anniversary of when my family and I moved to Bath to steward the beloved Chocolate Church Arts Center. Time has flown, and I’d be remiss if I didn’t take a moment to express how incredibly fortunate we feel to have landed not only in Bath […]

The Freeport Sewer District is starting a major upgrade to its wastewater treatment facility.

Sunshine Stewart, 48, of Tenants Harbor, went missing while paddleboarding on Crawford Pond last week

Louis Sigel, a former Jared Golden supporter, says Maine's 2nd District congressman 'has voted with the Republicans too many times.'