Chef Susan Purcell, the owner of MaineFlavor, has set up shop at the Maine Coast Waldorf School in Freeport. Read More
Spencer Smith, 4, has Sanfilippo syndrome, often referred to as “childhood Alzheimer’s” for the dementia it causes. Read More
In Durham, New Hampshire, leaders are talking about canceling the Christmas tree lighting next year. Read More
Neighbors along Highland Lake in North Windham say a deer was spotted on thin ice Sunday morning and was stranded for several hours. Read More
"I'm really happy I got to be a part of his life." Read More
No people were injured in the blaze. Read More
Derek Boyce, a 37-year-old who teaches at Pine Tree Academy in Freeport, was charged in September with multiple counts of gross sexual assault, unlawful sexual contact and sex abuse of a minor. Read More
Richard Will, 36, was charged with criminal threatening and disorderly conduct, according to police. Read More
A fire that burned a trailer in Scarborough is under investigation. Read More
Thanks to a letter of recommendation from the former president, Josh Grzyb got into a Massachusetts medical school the day before Bush died. Read More
A grand opening ceremony was held Thursday in Portland for a new senior living community. Read More
Windham police are looking for a man believed to be connected to a suspected mobile meth lab. Read More
The company said "third-parties obtained usernames and passwords" of some DD Perks members. Read More
Selling pot is still illegal right now, but city planners say they are getting a jump start before it's legal. Read More
Since July 2018, the state has spent $228,316 on legal services with the Boston law firm handling the Medicaid expansion litigation that has been active in Maine’s court system since late April. Read More
Those for the “mega-shelter” say it will be more cost efficient and is backed by health providers. Read More
A Maine brewery is stepping up to help Californians who have lost everything to wildfires. Read More
The American Red Cross has set up an emergency shelter in Oxford County to assist those in western Maine without power. Read More
The most dramatic part of the Route 1 improvement project is to expand the sidewalk nearly 20 feet into the street, which will eliminate on-street parking. Read More
More than 27,000 tons of salt have been used on the roads, according to the Maine Department of Transportation. Read More
