Portland Press Herald News Stories

As the team sputters along, it should start looking toward the future.

Voters approved a $14.13 million municipal budget and an updated plan to drive climate policies Wednesday night.

The end of MaineGeneral's Pediatric Rapid Evaluation Program is a devastating blow.

A Bath-based organic clothing business won the Top Gun pitch competition to accelerate their small business.

No one was injured in the shooting, but multiple apartments on Cumberland Avenue were hit with bullets and several shell casings were found in Peppermint Park.

Since the weather has warmed up a bit, I do believe it’s time for some burgers, and Patty Melts are my absolute favorite version. I don’t know if it’s really true, but it seems a bit healthier to sandwich these burgers between thin slices of toasted rye bread rather than big fluffy white buns. Sometimes, […]

Shealyn Brochu has set records in a whopping four events — 400, 800, 1,600 and 3,200.

Dr. Merideth Norris was found guilty last year on 15 counts of writing unauthorized prescriptions to 5 patients.

A bill initiated and co-written by Harpswell officials to facilitate coastal rebuilding from the January 2024 storms has been expanded to include all coastal communities in Maine. Maine Senate President Mattie Daughtry, D-Brunswick, submitted the bill, L.D. 1864, to the Legislature in early May. It would allow working waterfront property owners to bypass certain zoning rules so they […]

During my studies, I designed a prototype high school for rural students whose strengths and needs are not supported by traditional school settings.