Portland Press Herald News Stories

New teams in the lower five, and Cheverus strengthens grasp on top spot.

The nation's highest court sides with the Republican lawmaker who was blocked from voting after she identified a transgender student athlete in a critical social media post.

On June 10, Yarmouth voters will decide two seats on the Yarmouth School Committee and whether to ratify the school budget.

The brewery will add a beer garden and limited food menu to the ice cream shop this summer.

Windham Professional Firefighters Local 4095 recently renewed its collective bargaining agreement with the town government, with some updated language.

The centrist Democrat says he wants to help Democrats retake the House, fending off the possibility of running for the Senate or Maine governor.

We hear the mockery of our local protest group. And we'll keep going.

Lately, our great city has had a rash of bad news regarding our unhoused population loitering and causing havoc at great restaurants like David’s or leaving trash that makes our city look dirty. Recently the Maine Art Museum is having second thoughts about enlarging now that it has the Children’s Museum because of the deterioration […]

Sports don’t need more barriers. They need heart and hustle.

I write with respect and admiration for Anelise Feldman, the high school track athlete who articulately addressed what it is actually like to be a teammate of the transgender student that censured Rep. Laurel Libby felt compelled to name in a Facebook post. Ms. Feldman’s letter to the editor on May 14 displayed maturity and […]