Mar. 24, 2026

Maine Houses of Worship Seek State Funding for Security Upgrades

Religious organizations push for $1.5 million state grant program amid rising tensions and hate crimes

Maine County Races See Declining Competitiveness

Longtime Cumberland County commissioner reflects on lack of public engagement in local politics.

Mills and Platner Clash Over Attack Ad in Maine Senate Primary

Intensifying battle to face Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the general election

Mariners Sweep Railers with Special Teams Dominance

Maine's affiliate of the Boston Bruins wins 4-1 at home behind two power play goals and a perfect penalty kill.

Maine Celtics Hold Off Grand Rapids in Tight G League Matchup

Celtics maintain playoff position with narrow victory over Gold

Hearts of Pine sign Bowdoin standout Tyler Huck

The midfielder from California was the NESCAC Player of the Year in 2025.

Portland Teen Faces Federal Gun Charges

Investigators say they found a stolen pistol in the teen's dorm room

Portland Man Faces Up to 15 Years on Federal Gun Charges

Jeissey Khamis pleaded guilty to making false statements and possessing a stolen firearm.

Security Guard Assaulted at Portland Office Building

Suspect arrested over an hour later on Marginal Way

Updated List of Big Concerts in Portland, Maine For 2026

From Barry Manilow to The Black Keys, Portland's concert calendar is filling up for 2026

Good Theater's 'Lend Me a Soprano' Brings Screwball Comedy to Portland

Director says slamming doors and high-energy performances make the show a blast for cast and audience

Skye Consort & Emma Björling Bring Scandinavian Folk Music to Mayo Street Arts

The trans-Atlantic chamber folk group performs songs and tunes from Sweden, Norway, Ireland, Scotland, and more.

Maine Radio Host Celebrates 1,000 Days Alcohol-Free

Allyssa Marson reflects on her journey from party scenes to health and self-discovery through CrossFit and community.

Maine Hospitals and Advocates Clash Over Price Regulation Bill

Proposed legislation aims to cap hospital prices, but executives warn it could lead to closures and service cuts.

Medicare Fraud Overshadows Medicaid Investigations

Letter writer argues Dr. Oz should focus more on Medicare fraud than Medicaid issues