Maine Press Herald

The Republican gubernatorial candidate would install armed men at the polls. By rejecting him, Mainers will be standing up for democracy.

On blustery days, the Cobscook Shores trails in Whiting offer an alternative outing to paddling.

Teams are starting to use the devices as a training tool on the driving range or as simulators in the high school gym.

Vice President JD Vance made the claim during a recent visit to Maine.

DIF&W has been a careful steward, and hunters play a part, too.

Falmouth and Cheverus should be formidable in Class A, while a plethora of returning players should keep the WMC a tight fight.

We all want to help our aging parents stay at home. The tasks that make independent living possible are hard. Usually family members need help in navigating the challenges posed by their loved ones. Families often carry the responsibility with little or no support. How can a 98-pound, 91-year-old wife pick up a 95-year-old, 250-pound […]

Dante Iannetta and Sam Sirois, who tied for second in Class A last year, lead this group of players looking to contend for championships.

Des organisations à travers le Maine fournissent des services juridiques, financiers et autres aux nouveaux habitants.

The Buzz: The restaurant had been at 791 Lisbon St. for a little more than four years.

RSU 5 is looking to gather community input about district priorities at 3 meetings in September.

A local shop owner and artist spills the beans on her favorite parts of the Washington County city.

Brothers Brent Cogswell and Michael Higgins are closing Higgins Auto Repair after 36 years, following the death of their father, Kermit.

The school has been around for more than 200 years.

Forget to have fun over the past few months? Here's a plan to pack it all in before Labor Day ends.

The Government Accountability Office review was conducted as part of legislation that passed after the 2023 Lewiston mass shooter was determined to have suffered traumatic brain damage in the Army.

Whether you're shopping for a house or you've already found one, thrifter Averyl Hill has some suggestions on how to love it right now.

Averyl Hill chose to embrace rather than eradicate design choices made by previous owners of her 1950 modified ranch in Scarborough, and she encourages others to do the same.