Portland Press Herald News Stories

In a time of deep political division, I want to commend Steve Collins — not just for his journalism, but for his integrity. Steve and I don’t always agree politically. He’s a lifelong Democrat; I’m an independent with views that cross party lines. But that’s the beauty of democracy: we can disagree and still sit […]

Tariffs lead to higher costs, which lead to thinner margins, which lead to service cuts, which lead to limited access to care.

About 100 people gathered to draw attention to cuts in government services that they argue are aimed at paying for tax cuts for the wealthy.

Company president Kevin Webb said no sensitive personal information was compromised during the hack, which forced the business to shut its website down for nearly a month.

Garrett Olson returns as the Shipbuilders' skipper with an emphasis on mental preparation.

Seven seniors are among the best player heading into the spring season.

The city needs to join other communities that have taken back their urban arterials and highways.

A spokesperson for Sen. Susan Collins said she supports efforts to deport terrorists and other criminals while urging all officials to obey court orders.

There are already nearly 20 activities scheduled for the event on July 26, including story walks, presentations, photography, crafts, music and more.

The MTA plans to resume posting charges to user accounts this week after the system was taken down for 12 hours last month to avoid a potential security breach.