I hope our city won't become a victim of 'success.'

I found the Portland Press Herald’s July 22 reporting by Sophie Burchell, on local artist Denis Boudreau (“Documentary on blind Falmouth painter reveals story of creative persistence“), fascinating. Nicely done! Wouldn’t it be great to see a retrospective of his work shown at the Portland Museum of Art, along with Heidi Burkey’s documentary, “Final Frontier,” […]

I'm tired of feeling we have to avoid our city's downtown.

As beech leaf disease spreads across Maine, foresters and researchers race to understand its impact, retain healthy trees and prepare for potential long-term changes to the state’s woodlands.

Driscoll, of Scarborough, beats Rowan Barry of Greely in a photo finish.

A pact between the U.S., Canada and Mexico exempts the vast majority of imports from the new tax. But the changes will still hurt Maine's people and businesses, according to the state chamber of commerce.

The network certainly had other options for its '50 states in 50 days' segment.

Removal of the guidelines prohibiting discrimination by medical providers against patients, and vice versa, is yet another red flag.

What the city has been able to accomplish on a municipal budget is nothing short of heroic. Augusta and Washington must step up.

Midgley, a Republican, is expected to officially launch his campaign in Kennebunkport next week.