The City council will consider officer overtime shifts to address illegal, erratic and intimidating behavior by vagrants.

The city could be without a mayor for several days if William Stokes is confirmed as a superior court judge.

The club for teens has to find money to operate after Spurwink Services ended its 10-year relationship.

Vandalism, panhandling, and even at least one incident of someone defecating in a public place downtown have been reported.

The estimated $600,000 project could eventually include converting the sub-basement of the structure into indoor parking spaces.

John Richardson most recently worked for MaineGeneral for five years, running practices in Waterville and Fairfield.

Augusta city officials who initially opposed the removal of the dam now say it’s been good for the city.

The partnership with Bangor-based Penquis Community Action is expected to reduce wait times and missed rides.