Portland Press Herald News Stories

Robert Burns and his predecessor, Barry Tibbetts, reflect on the progress the town has made.

The current era can shatter our beliefs about human beings.

Andre Briere, executive director of the Maine Turnpike Authority, said he's committed to bolstering trust, transparency, efficiency — and service plaza food options.

The co-headlining show is at Thompson's Point on July 19.

From now through the end of August, Maine agricultural fairs are happening in small towns and scenic spots across the state, including Acton, Hiram, Harmony, Waterford, Union and Blue Hill.

I watch with interest the political posturing of our elected officials. Those in the Senate and House in Washington need to remember they were hired by, paid by and work for the American people. They are not there to serve the president or their party or to enhance their chance for reelection. They are there […]

'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' is back on the big screen for its 50th anniversary.

Members of a pyrotechnic crew were hospitalized Saturday night after a firework shell and mortar tube failed, according to the Maine fire marshal's office.

The first Puddle Dock Village Festival aims to challenge stigmas surrounding addiction, incarceration and trauma with a series of events throughout July.

Maine communities are grappling with the hefty cost of replacing or maintaining aging schools, but only a slim fraction get state assistance.