Giant crane assembled to help build state’s tallest building in downtown Portland

The 250-foot-tall crane will spend the next 11 months or so behind the Congress Street post office.

Catholics invited to participate in prayer vigil

Weeklong Catholic youth program returns this summer

The deadline to apply for a Totus Tuus teaching position is Feb. 7.

Clerks seek to shift municipal campaign finance filings to Maine Ethics Commission

Municipal officers say the state agency has the expertise to deal with reports required for local political campaigns.

Maine company sued over Bronx apartment fire that killed 17 people

LIHC Investment Group is one of three owners of the New York apartment building that caught fire Sunday.

Our View: Portland developer puts community before condos

Kevin Bunker sets a good example by building housing for homeless women who are dealing with substance use disorder.

Portland jetport’s primary runway to close for nearly 2 months this spring

Air traffic patterns will shift as takeoffs and landings are diverted to the airport's north-south runway while work is done on the main one.

Arctic blast freezes Maine in its tracks, and another one’s on the way

Temperatures remained in the single digits in many parts of Maine on Tuesday as the state experienced its coldest weather since 2018.

Hunker down or plunge in? Omicron surge prompts a range of responses

Some people have never let down their guard during the pandemic. Some did for a bit, but no longer. Others are resigned about their risks and think everyone will end up getting COVID.

Judge awards almost $1 million to families of fishermen who died on the Emmy Rose

The Portland-based vessel sank off the coast of Massachusetts in November 2020, claiming the lives of four men in a tragedy that stunned Maine's fishing community.