Justices side with the newspaper and order the prostitution case screenings opened to the public.
Edward D. Murphy
Ed covers the City of Westbrook and business stories for the Portland Press Herald.
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New England Patriots fans recall leaner playoffs years
There’s a sharp divide among New England Patriots fans.
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I-295 southbound reopened after truck jackknife
A tractor-trailer blocked both southbound lanes of I-295 in Yarmouth, causing a detour and a traffic snarl.
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Former Gov. Baldacci may seek third term
The former Democratic governor says he would consider running to end the ‘negativism’ of Paul LePage.
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Municipal association attacks LePage halt to revenue sharing
The group says the governor’s plan to suspend the program for two years places an unfair burden on the budgets of towns and cities in Maine.
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Powerful storm bears down on Maine
Leaving a trail of havoc in its wake, a ‘small T-rex’ of a winter storm could leave more than a foot of snow in some Maine locations.
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Kittery’s police chief, town manager quit
Police Chief Paul Callaghan and Town Manager Robert Markel both cite town politics.
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Both sides in Maine look forward to Supreme Court action
The justices’ move to take up gay marriage could have a major impact in other states like Maine.
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Swooning over ‘Your LL Bean Boyfriend’
The ideal man website featuring L.L. Bean models and a Maine native’s musings becomes an Internet sensation.
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Portland startup airline gets FAA’s OK for passenger service
An Elite Airways spokesman says a number of airport officials have approached the airline about serving their markets in the Northeast and Southeast.