Two injured in Chelsea when car, logging truck collide head-on

Two Chelsea residents were transported to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Maine Arts Academy to offer free Spring Festival April 18

There will be a variety of activities, entertainment and treats.

Culinary festival serves up Maine flavors in Augusta

The two-day event introduced visitors to dozens of farmers and vendors from across the state.

As tariffs set in, Mainers have about 2 months until car prices jump

President Donald Trump's 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts goes into effect Thursday. Dealers, mechanics and consumers could all take a hit.

Augusta needs to do more to help homeless residents, task force says

The group urges city officials to help create a year-round homeless shelter and hire a worker to coordinate housing services.

Some Maine schools shorted because of yearslong DOE mistake

The mistake in how money paid to independent schools for public school students is calculated was discovered earlier this year by Maine's education department and dates back to 2016.

UMaine Augusta’s chief to participate in policing program

Chief Noel March will join law enforcement leaders from around the world to explore the crucial historical lessons learned from the role of law enforcement in Nazi Germany, particularly the actions of Reserve Battalion 101, and their relevance to contemporary policing.

UMaine Augusta to host job, resource fair March 26

The event will be held in collaboration with Maine CareerCenters.

Repair work taking place at Augusta’s Lithgow Library

Augusta daytime shelter, needle exchange concerns addressed

Maine Recovery Access Project's Access Center is expected to open at 53 Water St., in the north end of the city's downtown, in June, bringing both hopes and concerns.