The effort to reopen the budget in Waterville is misguided, and cuts would hurt education.

For a few minutes a day and some minor inconvenience, the benefits outweigh the risks.

With 272 Mainers dying in 2015 and thousands more addicted, the epidemic calls for collective action.

The Republicans need a disciplined and focused candidate. They’ve got The Donald.

The system the doles out prescription medication is broken.

An op-ed in this newspaper contained numerous inaccuracies, according to the executive director of the Maine Republican Party.

Just because the intentions are good doesn’t mean the results will be.

The campaign is about who we want to be as Americans, not party loyalty or political ideology.

Take heart that these three groups are working every day to improve the state.