Portland Press Herald News Stories

Even as W.A. Bean & Sons tweaks its recipe to comply with a federal ban on artificial dyes, fans love the bright red dogs just the same.

As we watch the Trump regime ransack the federal government and trash the Constitution, Rep. Jared Golden chooses to level his criticisms at the grassroots organization Indivisible, calling it divisive and questioning its financing. If pushing back on the fascist regime in Washington, D.C., is divisive, then I guess that moniker fits. It’s not even […]

Try living on the average single person's weekly food stamp benefit. You'll understand there is no room left to cut.

For four years, Americans were in a “constitutional crisis” when illegals were allowed into our country. And when Americans had to pay higher tariffs to other countries for goods. Now that those countries are being required to do the same, they don’t like it. Who said the U.S. has to save the world when we […]

The debate over trans girls in sport is dehumanizing, plain and simple.

Many speakers at a school board workshop Tuesday night support the proposal, but others, including many students, express concern about its implementation and equity.

The Stags get a key win in a contest between top Class A contenders

Plus, a new spin on the old-timey variety show.

'Every generation essentially has to save this building anew,' says the museum's executive director. A 5-year capital campaign aims to do just that.

At the corner of Pierce and Walnut streets, dozens stood with candles in hand to pay respects to Jasper Kyle McCoy, who died inside his home early Saturday.