American gymnastics alternate tests positive at Olympics

The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee says an alternate on the United States women’s gymnastics team has tested positive for COVID-19 in a training camp in Japan.

Microsoft Exchange email hack was caused by China, U.S. says

The Biden administration is blaming China for a hack of Microsoft Exchange email server software that compromised tens of thousands of computers around the world earlier this year.

Our View: Congress shouldn’t wait to end prohibition on pot

The vast majority of Americans agree that the drug should be legal in some way, and the federal law is only holding back a legitimate industry.

Things to Do: Pittston Fair, Full Moon canoe adventures, and theater

The Pittston Fair is happening Thursday through Sunday.

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Face the Music: Roan Yellowthorn’s ‘Another Life’ provides release for Jackie McLean

The Camden native released the highly personal album in May.

Portland Rising set to host Maine’s first pro Ultimate games

Portland Rising, Maine's first professional sports team featuring women and nonbinary athletes, will host the Premier Ultimate League International Tournament in August.

Brick Store exhibits art on mending, as the world begins to heal

Illustration Institute's 'The Art of Mending' features works about practical, aesthetic and cultural mending at the Kennebunk museum through August.

Car sharing gains traction in Maine

Entrepreneurial Mainers are building minifleets to take advantage of mounting interest in car-sharing platforms, offering alternatives to traditional auto rentals.

Eat & Run: Knightville knishery puts a new twist on the Jewish hand pie

BenReuben's Knishery opened in May in South Portland.