Maine College of Health Professions names 2024 graduates

U.S. Senate committee weighing nomination of Portland attorney to serve as federal judge

Stacey Neumann worked as both a federal prosecutor and a public defender before going into private practice in Portland.

Maine Central Institute names top 10 students

Addison Verrill has been named valedictorian, and Catherine Carter salutatorian.

‘I build a lot of toys’: Inside Avon’s Paul Gardiner’s woodworking legacy and community impact

Paul Gardiner leaves an indelible mark through his decades-long dedication to woodworking craftsmanship and community service, as does his wife Barbara.

Experts urge developers to think small for solution to Maine’s housing crisis

The Maine Real Estate & Development Association’s annual spring gathering focused on creative ways to approach housing development by utilizing small lots, historic tax credits and the transformation of Portland's zoning regulations.

Former Portland teacher pleads guilty to federal child pornography charge

Travis McCutcheon, 54, was working in a special education program at Portland schools until February 2023.

Developer previews plans for Waterville apartment complex

Developer John Jabar Jr. previewed his plans to build a complex of eight apartment buildings on Washington Street with a possible future expansion for the Waterville Planning Board on Tuesday.

Finding Our Voices donated dental work tops $100K

Body found in mud flats near former B&M Baked Beans plant in Portland

A passerby reported the body near the former B&M building late Tuesday morning.

‘David was very loved’: Sister of Portland shooting victim pleads for new information

After a longtime suspect was acquitted last month, Portland police have closed the investigation into the 2016 killing of David Anderson. His family is still seeking closure.