Portland Press Herald News Stories

Voornas, who started on Portland radio in 1993 on WMGX, is currently the morning co-host on WHOM.

Residents at Bay Bridge Estates are spearheading an effort to establish rent stabilization in Brunswick.

The Office of the State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of fatal fires in Wilton, Caribou and Newfield.

We shouldn't let Congress punish people who work with their hands.

Three years since its move to Casco Street, the Equality Community Center is buzzing with activity.

A middle school social studies teacher became a hot dog vendor to keep himself busy over summer break.

A recent article addressed the impact of planned federal funding cuts on the nonprofit sector, with particular concern for the likely impact on small nonprofits in rural areas (“Maine nonprofits try to navigate funding cuts, unclear rules and an uncertain future,” April 29). One commenter suggested that local communities can just pick up the slack. […]

What do we make of this time and place we find ourselves in? Myself, I am saddened that our nation has become callous and cruel toward those on the margins. As a white woman, I, so far, feel safe using my voice to speak out. So I do. I recently joined a group of “Per-sisters” […]

President Trump's effort to rewrite American history continues apace.

Beyond just helping Maine's seniors to age in place, this proposed legislation will also save the state money in the long run.