As vacationers continue to flood maine, labor shortage is causing businesses to confront wage, housing problems

While politicians favor expanding the train service, COVID has changed riding habits, perhaps permanently

The find, one of the richest on Earth, could test Maine’s 2017 metallic mining laws, considered the strictest in the nation

The fruitless effort to primary Gov. Mills

Pan Am blames aging infrastructure, submerged pipe for some of its problems

damage to maine children causing mild learning disabilities, damaging neurological conditions, deaths

opinion: Making the grid more climate resilient will take planning grounded in science and localized power generation

As COVID-19 continues, Maine’s battle with opioid addiction rages on

unsafe homes: children in peril

Financing public education at that level will be a challenge in two years. Backtracking won’t be easy, either

Many cite better gas mileage, hybrid and electric vehicles for the dwindling Highway Fund. The big culprit is much simpler.

officials say Maine must overcome lack of port infrastructure, need for a skilled workforce

‘I don’t think anybody really thought, ‘How’s it going to impact the counties of Maine and New England?’

use of contract nurses and assistants in Maine has soared since 2017

Hard-fought reforms to public defense system were enacted without the signature of Gov. Mills

reforms could change how Maine provides legal services to its poor and pays court-appointed attorneys

lawmakers, governor in funding standoff

Private phone contracts at jails, prisons add millions of dollars to state and local coffers while financially straining families

Chasing Maine: The Cultural Ambassador

‘MCILS was not strictly following the rules’ for these appointments

Proposed legislation would combat PFAS contamination, expand testing and add protections for those affected

seeking support to overturn a parole ban existing for 45 years