Regulators need to protect the interests of Maine’s people against the profit-driven motives of the energy giant.

This first day of winter is a good time to take stock — spiritually and economically.

Property taxes can no longer continue to carry the entire burden in funding municipal services. Across the state, the sirens are already ringing.

Mainers value fairness, restraint and the protection of the vulnerable. These values do not cease to apply when the suffering takes place far from home.

Sensible steps can strengthen our grid and create jobs that benefit families and communities across the state.

As it stands, Mainers won’t reap some of the benefits of the recently signed Working Families Tax Cut Act.

People need essential items. They also need things that are less tangible; things that allow them to focus on something other than surviving.

Mourning is a version of celebration.

This partisan election process is doing great harm to all of us, including our parties. Now is the time for Maine to move away from it.

In both words and actions, that describes the president.