Portland Press Herald News Stories

Skies over the Portland International Jetport were completely covered by clouds 10 out of the first 20 days this month, according to the National Weather Service.

Monroe served as the city's transportation director for about a decade in the late '90s and early 2000s before becoming an Anglican priest. Former colleagues say his fingerprints are all over the waterfront's design today.

Woof Play Eat is expected to open in a few months on Northport Drive.

Marco Rubio testified before 2 Senate committees on Tuesday, while Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was back before a budget subcommittee.

Mt. Ararat jumps of to third place, and Maranacook/Winthrop joins the rankings.

Falmouth, Yarmouth and Thornton still the top 3, and South Portland climbs up a couple more rungs.

Gov. Janet Mills won a second term by a margin so large that it would have been obvious if it was illegitimate. It wasn't.

A group of New Gloucester residents are fighting to prevent the elimination of Gray-New Gloucester High School's ASL program, which is slated to be cut from the district's budget.

Graduating high school is a scary thing for many students. What if they are not ready? What if they are not sure of what they want to do after high school? This is a problem experienced by students all across Maine, and not everyone has the resources they need to solve this problem. Extended Learning […]

Lake Region is taking big step forward; tight games abound in A South; and A North has a surprise leader.