Portland Press Herald News Stories

Ari Aster’s political horror 'Eddington' is a love-hate affair that’s got people talking. 'Sirât,' 'The Plague' and others have garnered less qualified praise.

Its setting inspired by Vinalhaven, the book by Caleb Mason would benefit from rigorous editing.

A Maine Monitor report carried in the May 17 Press Herald (“Racial, ethnic diversity increasing in Maine’s health care workforce“) shows exactly why subscribers continue to cancel their subscriptions. Once again you celebrate people of color vs. white people in the health care industry. You use percentages rather than hard numbers to show the difference […]

Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.

Maine's members of Congress argue that terminating the Digital Equity Act and related grants 'will have an outsized impact on Maine families, small businesses, and communities.'

The Stags back up Addison DeRoche's pitching with a six-run second inning to jump on the Rams, who opted to rest pitcher Julia Pike.

Three of us awoke to the amenities of Wigwams Camp. Ken Gordon, Eggman DeCoster and I had reserved the cabin for the first night of our three-day trip on Mopang Stream and the Machias River. Owned by Downeast Salmon Federation, the cabin is located at the bottom of the first of four challenging whitewater rapids […]

The days of competing against the game's elites are long over, but conference titles are still an achievable goal.

Those arrested are facing charges of obstructing the roads near the Custom House.

The once small, residential college now enrolls nearly 10,000 students in mostly online degree programs, and will honor about 1,000 in Portland's Merrill Auditorium Friday.