Portland Press Herald News Stories

The lawsuit argues the Trump administration has used the clause as the basis of a 'slash-and-burn campaign' to cut federal grants.

Federal lands in Maine are some of the finest in the world. They must be protected.

Chefs say now's the time to avail yourself of this delicacy. The season opened at the start of June.

Reductions currently on the table would devastate opportunities for thousands of Maine students.

Many of the bills advanced by the budget committee either had nominal costs or had their funding reduced, as nearly 300 bills, totalling more than $2 billion in spending over 2 years, competed for only $5 million funding.

State championship weekend causes shuffling but not a shakeup in the final rankings of the spring.

The Eagles finish the season as the state's after winning Class A championship.

Residents and businesses have been calling for changes to the busy downtown corridor amid reports of drug use and public disturbances. The city is responding with several new projects.

The Eagles finish No. 1 after earning first state title.

The highest bidder, a New Hampshire property developer, plans to continue operating the restaurant and keep the property a part of Maine's dwindling working waterfront.