Compulsive use causes problems that must be addressed.

A rural state like Maine should expand access to all health services.

The city needs something better than an informal way of notifying businesses and residents when rising water is a danger.

A bill before the Legislature targets a small part of the opoiod problem, but it could stop a lot of suffering.

Families forgoing health care is an unintended consequence of last summer’s budget fix.

His office has failed to act on the overdose-reversing drug, even as overdoses become more deadly, and naloxone proves its worth.

Maine should be looking for the next chapter in forest product industries, not wasting money clinging to the past.

We can survive a president who swears, but not one who drags our ideals through the dung.

If the president wants to create jobs and promote energy independence, he should support renewable sources and technologies.