Portland Press Herald News Stories

Hikers Tim Keiderling, 58, and his daughter, Esther, 28, were last seen Sunday morning as they headed toward the 5,267-foot summit in Baxter State Park.

The weekly event in July will be joined by a new farmers and makers market in Mechanics Park.

It started with a question: 'Why has nobody made a lollipop shaped like a lobster buoy?'

Lobster-loving Republicans are eyeing Gulf of Maine territory claimed by both the U.S. and Canada.

The city presented a Spirit of America Award to Together Days organizer and Westbrook-Gorham Chamber of Commerce President Suzanne Joyce.

U.S. senators must not squander America's last chance to avert this disaster.

After a short hiatus, the Saco Meals Program reopened, providing not only dinner, but conversation to those in need.

Lisa Kuronya Coombs is tall and thin, a graceful blonde with light blue-green eyes that sparkle like a crystal chandelier. You might think she’s a fashion model. You’d be wrong. Kuronya Coombs is a boxer. And she’s a regional, national and international women’s boxing champion. Fighting from 2001–2009, she racked up three national Golden Gloves […]

Harpswell voters will decide a handful of major issues, including the fate of a $6 million municipal fire station proposal, in a special town referendum on Tuesday, June 10. Two referendum questions — the fire station and the proposed demolition of a town-owned building at George J. Mitchell Field — were held over from a […]

On Sunday, 42 diplomas were given to North Yarmouth Academy's class of 2025. Two standout graduates shared their experiences at the academy and what is next for them.