Drunken Man Accidentally Takes Wrong Lyft to Wrong Home

Police in Maine say a drunken man had to sober up at a police station after he took a wrong Lyft and tried to get into a house he mistakenly thought was his home.

Shelter Takes in 257 People Amid Bitter Cold Snap

A Portland, Maine, homeless shelter had a record night due to a bitter cold snap.

Maine Home Sales, Prices Were Strong In 2018

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A Maine realtors’ group says the state set records for sales of existing single-family homes last yea

Maine Governor Rejects Predecessor’s Medicaid Work Rules

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Maine’s Democratic governor has told federal regulators that the state won’t move forward on her predecessor’s plan to require certain Medicaid recipients to work or volunteer

Shutdown Makes it Tough for Groups to Help Endangered Whales

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   Rescuers who respond to distressed whales and other marine animals say the federal government shutdown is making it more difficult to do their work

Maine Law Dean Leaving to Head Penn State Law School

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   The University of Maine School of Law says its dean has been named the new dean of Pennsylvania State University’s law school and will start the new position on July 1

2 Separate Maine Malls Listed for Auctions

Two Maine malls have now gone up for auction.

Whiteout Conditions Lead to Crash in Northern Maine

State police in Maine say whiteout conditions in northern Maine have made driving conditions dangerous and resulted in several crashes.

Some Maine Lawmakers Seeking To Help Federal Workers

AUGUSTA—On Tuesday, Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash, filed after-deadline legislation to provide temporary relief to federal workers affected by the federal government shutdown.

Plan to Grow Maine Shellfish Research Up for Hearing

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   A proposal to expand shellfish research in Maine is up for a public hearing in the state’s capital city this week