About half of the University of Maine School of Law's 2018 graduating class were women. Read More
This is the fifth year for the annual Summit Project event. Read More
Oh, and beware of higher gas prices. Read More
In the aftermath of Education Secretary DeVos' remarks, Portland city and school officials said they would stand by a 2017 district resolution to “be a safe haven for students and families threatened by immigration enforcement or discrimination.” Read More
The piece was created by Rockland filmmaker Daniel Quintanella, along with friends and film subjects Shuab Ahmed Mahad and Hilowle Aden. Read More
A drunk driver injured a Westbrook police officer early Thursday morning when he crashed into the cop’s marked cruiser, police said. Read More
He was taken into custody without incident and is currently being held without bail, police said. Read More
Court records allege Stephen Mardigan was the head of an illegal sports betting syndicate that has operated in Portland since at least 2003 and could spit out more than $2,000 in revenue in any single day. Read More
Hudson Adams, 20, has been charged with operating without a license and operating under the influence, Gorham police said. Read More
Sidney Kilmartin's sentencing took place Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Portland. Read More
Portland city councilors unanimously approved the fiscal year 2019 municipal budget at their Monday night meeting. Read More
An anonymous donor has paid off more than half of a Maine school district's student lunch debts. Read More
Every two years, for more than a decade, he’s replaced all 192 bulbs. Read More
Tourism advocates want potential visitors to know Maine contains the largest area free of light pollution in the eastern half of the United States, in hopes of boosting business. Read More
"Our number one priority is the health and well-being of the children at our center." Read More
“They're going to have scones for the royal wedding, they're having little tea parties at their homes, to enjoy while they watch the wedding." Read More
A construction company is suing the developers behind an ambitious housing project, once expected to transform a troubled Portland neighborhood, for fraud. Read More
In addition to ending partnerships with Bangor's Community Health Leadership Board and the Greater Portland Addiction Collaborative, EMHS said it is likely to end partnerships with other communities that have joined the litigation. Read More
