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State policymakers will use emotional aid and peer mentoring to address the stress of impacted farmers.

People nodding off in doorways. Aggressive panhandling along Congress Street. Needles and other waste on sidewalks. What more can be done?

The campground has been acquired by Streamside Parks; its previous owner filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this year.

Downtown businesses and organizations have said the current rule is outdated and restrictive. The City Council is slated to take up the issue Aug. 24.

Jackson’s career-long focus on limiting Canadian workers in Maine logging meets a political moment when Donald Trump has remade the border dynamics in his backyard.

The proposed development, pitched by Abode Communities, would include 192 manufactured homes on 84 acres in West Kennebunk.

Revenue from restaurants and lodging in the region, though, has increased by nearly $1 million from 2025.

More inventory translated to more sales, while prices dipped slightly from the month before.

From a donated supply resource center to the best discounts at big box stores, parents and teachers are finding the most affordable ways to get stocked up for the school year.

The hospital and health care system announced Monday that they are set to close the deal on Oct. 1.

Funding shortages are forcing some systems to prioritize emergency repairs over digital security.

A newly enacted law has changed the job posting requirements for many Maine companies.

Enthusiasts say the sport in Maine is gaining momentum fast as dedicated trails open across the state and resorts offer lift service.

Hakuna Matata Sports Bar will occupy the former Adams Street Pub space.

A federal grant will allow 600 more students to take free courses that prepare them for skilled manufacturing and defense industry jobs.

Maine Course Hospitality Group, a Freeport company with hotels across New England, faces a federal class-action complaint.

The increase in Maine's median home sale price substantially outpaced that of the nation over the past several years.

Scale, price and competition prevent some local growers from getting on the shelves at the state's largest grocer.

Hannaford hired the Gulf of Maine Research Institute to assess flood risks at low-lying pilot stores in South Portland and Portland as sea levels rise.

The pause, born out of a citizen-proposed initiative, has halted a proposed data center near the Mousam River as part of a project dubbed Sanford Woods.