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College notes: Trio of soccer teams ride momentum of trip to nationals
Colby and Thomas men, Maine Farmington women aim to build off of breakthrough seasons.
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Stocks close broadly higher after wobbly start
The biggest source of uncertainty for the market and economy is the trade showdown between Washington and Beijing.
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Legitimate robocalls get snared in crackdown on scams
That could cause people to miss a call reminding them to refill a prescription or make that veterinarian appointment for Fluffy.
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Maren Morris leads CMA nominations with 8
The biggest song of 2019, ‘Old Town Road’ by rapper Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus, will compete for musical event of the year.
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Press Herald joins Covering Climate Now project
The newspaper will publish a series on climate change in Maine as part of a cooperative international media effort to focus attention on the issue on the eve of a critical UN Climate Summit.
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Queen approves Johnson’s bid to suspend Parliament
Opposition leaders fear a no-deal Brexit could wreak havoc on the British economy.
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U.K. opposition reacts with fury to possible Parliament suspension
Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly will seek a suspension of Parliament to hamper efforts to quash a no-deal Brexit.
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We’re changing our commenting system. Here’s why.
Today we introduce a new approach to online commenting. As we continue to add more benefits to our subscription offerings, the ability to participate in online discussions on CentralMaine.com will be for subscribers-only. Different from ubiquitous tools like “email to a friend” or social sharing, commenting won’t be a de facto feature on every story. […]
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DNA evidence leads to arrest and conviction of Oakland pharmacy robber
Prosecutors say Michael Algiere robbed the Oakland Pharmacy on Halloween 2007, but investigators weren’t able to match his DNA to evidence from the scene until 2017.