Staffing shortages continue to impact operations at Cumberland County Jail
How officials say the staffing crisis is changing the number and type of inmates they can accept. Read More
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Sea Dogs set to open season Thursday
The Sea Dogs take the field on Thursday Read More
Read moreCocaine, fentanyl seized in two separate busts in Maine town
A traffic stop and an investigation at a motel lead to nearly 160 grams in illegal substances to be seized.
Read moreMaine Mariners to remain part of Boston Bruins system
“The Mariners are ecstatic to extend our affiliation with the Boston Bruins.” Read More
Read moreNew opioid treatment center to open in Manchester
Everest Recovery’s new opioid treatment center in Manchester will join their other location in Saco, combating Maine’s opioid epidemic when
Read moreSt. Joe’s softball sweeps doubleheader
St. Joe’s softball sweeps doubleheader Read More
Read moreFrom one superhero to another — a happy ending after a Maine child’s bike is stolen
Rockland police say a request for help to find a stolen bike has resulted in an incredible act of kindness.
Read moreAnnual STEM Expo held at Portland High School
The first of three expos were held at Portland High School this morning to promote STEM career fields for students.
Read moreScholar Athlete of the Week: MItch Ham
Scholar Athlete of the Week: MItch Ham Read More
Read moreSmoke rises from damaged roof as crews fight fire in Scarborough
Gorham Road from Hannaford Drive to Maple Avenue is currently closed as crews continue to battle the fire. Read More
Read moreGov. Mills signs two-year $9.8B Maine state budget
Democrats, including Governor Janet Mills, call the legislation a “continuing services” budget — no new programs, but a little more
Read moreIconic Maine restaurant chain closes its original location
Sam’s Italian Foods on Main Street in Lewiston had been open for more than 80 years. Read More
Read moreEarly-morning fire destroys Maine Turnpike plow truck
The fire also spread to a nearby shed at the facility in York Beach Read More
Read moreState Supreme Court justices hear oral arguments in Pine Tree Power ballot question case
The case boils down to whether or not the phrase “quasi-governmental” accurately describes a consumer-owned electricity initiative Read More
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