Portland Press Herald News Stories

Spending by tourists increased slightly to $9.2 billion, but Gov. Mills anticipates further declines as Canadians curb U.S. travel plans.

The decision is being challenged in court by a group of public and private universities, including associations that represent University of Maine System schools.

The Landing Y in Brunswick is offering programs dedicated to YMCA members living with Parkinson's disease as part of Parkinson's Awareness Month.

We are down to our final two award winner profiles from the Bath-Brunswick-Topsham Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Awards held in mid-March at St. John’s Community Center. If you missed the previous six profiles of Jim Howard, Sitelines, MaineHealth Midcoast Hospital, Fairwinds Farm, OystHERS Raw Bar & Bubbly, or the Bath Area Family YMCA, do go […]

Maine lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban bots and put a price cap on resale tickets.

The decision clears the way for a planned demolition of the former children's museum building at 142 Free St.

One of these squads returns potentially historic talent.

These players should be among the best in the southern part of the state this spring.

Local libraries face a reduction in online resources, with rural libraries being hit the hardest. The cut in federal funding for the Maine State Library has already led to layoffs and a temporary closure as of April 10.

A gray fox attacked a Freeport man while he was doing yard work.