Maine Textiles International LLC hopes to stave off eviction through bankruptcy while it works to restructure its debt.

The health-care system's CEO says joining forces with Mayo Regional Hospital in Dover-Foxcroft will preserve access to quality care in rural Piscataquis County.

The move would ease shipments of forest products within state borders, while still protecting other states that are largely free of the pests.

The company reported double-digit increases in revenue and adjusted net income compared with a year earlier.

The move highlights how the EU has led the way in promoting tougher regulation for the big tech companies.

The 58.4-acre park has rides, paddle boats and miniature golf as well as animals.

Organizers of a petition demand a moratorium on large aquaculture leases while additional rules are drafted.

Mike Keenan said the 98-person vote has little impact, given that 1,300 elected him to office.

The rapid access treatment program refers patients to nurses, coaches, counselors and other assistance.

The ruling is a positive sign for hundreds of similar lawsuits.

The aggressive, endangered birds pose a safety risk for workers repaving the Piscataqua River Bridge between New Hampshire and Maine over the next three years, officials say.

Cooke Inc. has acquired a California distributor and a Nicaraguan shrimp farm.

Plaintiffs in five lawsuits claimed the company allowed advertisers to exclude groups based on race and ethnicity.

Fred Stone says he can't sell milk from his herd because of exposure to PFAS, chemicals linked to cancer that were found in the sludge he spread on his fields for decades.

The Kittery shipyard is among the military installations around the nation that could have money reallocated to build the wall President Trump says is necessary for the nation's security.

The Transportation Department's inspector general is also looking into the planes' anti-stall system.

At the targeted range, the San Francisco-based company's offering will be the biggest from a tech upstart since Snap Inc. went public two years ago.

WarnerMedia announces Kevin Tsujihara's exit as chairman and chief executive of Warner Bros.

A specialist in health care consultancy, Dayton Benway will lead the Portland accounting and advisory firm.

Lyft and Uber have raced to be first with an initial public offering, with Uber expected to offer shares in the coming weeks.

Two local developers believe they can lure hundreds of Portland-area residents to the town's former naval air base with the promise of affordable homes.

The state's cod were worth just over $200,000 at the docks last year – a fraction of the the millions of dollars they once commanded annually.

Keith Bellefleur and Angie Wing have lined up side gigs renting and delivering paddle boards in central Maine and remaking furniture for sale.

'Everybody is using everything they can' to find and keep workers, including modifying jobs for retirement-bound baby boomers.

Franklin Savings Bank promotes Skowhegan branch manager; UPS honors area drivers for 25 years of safe driving

A purchase price for the Rangeley-area resort, which has been closed since 2015, was not disclosed.

Kevin Joseph, who owns the West River Road restaurant with his business partner E.J. Fabian, said they are not in a hurry to sell and are looking for someone who values the community.

Supporters are skeptical that Central Maine Power's proposal for a 145-mile transmission line connecting Quebec with Massachusetts will reduce emissions of gases tied to climate change.

The company's 1% sales revenue gain over 2017 will translate to bonuses and additional contributions to employee 401(k) plans.

The FAA concedes that it doesn't have resources to keep up with a growing aviation industry.

While the value of the state's exports grew, that growth was blunted by trade tensions caused by import tariffs in critical markets.

Technologists and members of the Maine food industry cautioned that requiring such a label could make the state an exception in a country where no such labels exist.

A Gorham lawmaker's bill would increase the tax 23% between June and November, but tourism officials warn it might keep visitors away.

The requests alarm groups whose aim is to police nuclear power, saying the industry should not be self-regulating.

The abundant squirrel population in New England this year is chewing through sap tubing and spouts.