Portland Press Herald News Stories

Administrators are acting on information from the Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency, which was alerted to the groups' existence by the FBI about a week ago.

Class A South is loaded with good pitching, and PVC-KVAC showdowns in Class B North are among the key storylines for the playoffs.

A new website launched by the Maine Crisis Line helps connect people in crisis directly with support services.

After just a year in business, Lady Oyster has received 'Best Rural Culinary Heritage Experience Award.'

Vaccine coverage has reached 'more than 97%' in Maine's K-12 schools, achieving 'herd immunity.'

A South and A North have vastly different makeups, a perennial power looms in B South, and defending champs in C and D face stiff challenges.

The Department of Education intends to cut TRIO program funding as part of next years budget. Thousands of students rely on TRIO for access to higher education.

Israel's ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people is a test of our humanity. Don't look away.

The pool will include a splash pad, waterslides, wheelchair-accessible pool entry and lap lanes.

A failure of diocesan leadership has led to a great loss for central Maine.