Portland Press Herald News Stories

Grant Wahlquist recently closed his gallery in downtown Portland and started his new job this week.

Tim Matheney, who joined the district in 2021 and will wrap up his duties on Dec. 5, cited differences with the school board, saying the members 'should have the opportunity to identify a new leader who is more aligned with them.'

After making an eight-day trip to the Middle East, Maine's independent senator warns that a U.S. retreat from the region could empower adversaries and derail fragile diplomatic progress.

KPort Provisions, formerly known as H.B. Provisions, is ready to kick off the summer season after a year of renovations under new ownership.

Northern Light says the contract will expire Sept. 30 if it and the health insurer can't come to an agreement, resulting in thousands of patients paying out-of-network fees for care.

It is the third time Cape Elizabeth voters have been asked whether they approve of a hefty investment in the town's schools in the past four years, with previous efforts failing at the polls in 2022 and 2024.

The town is currently waiting on an engineer's analysis of the damage to determine the cost of repairs.

Dozens of searchers spent nearly 3 days looking for the father and daughter who went missing while hiking the Abol Trail on Sunday.

Middle School of the Kennebunks donated over 100 backpacks to Head Start in Sanford last month.

State lawmakers can ensure thousands of residents don't lose the stability of a home to out-of-state investors.