Maine Lawmakers Looking to Get Teenagers Involved in Logging

A pair of Maine lawmakers wants to get more of the state’s teenagers interested in logging.

Portland Police Respond to Homicide on Cumberland Avenue

Portland Police announced Sunday afternoon that they have made an arrested in a homicide case that happened earlier in the morning.

Late fire chief is laid to rest in Maine

Maine firefighters are saying goodbye to a fire chief who died nearly a week ago after suffering a medical event while honoring a fallen firefighter.

Sinkhole Shuts Down Road in Waldoboro

Burnham Road in Waldoboro is expected to be closed for several days after a sinkhole was discovered in the road.

Police Arrest Man in Connection to Portland Shooting

Police arrested a man Saturday night in connection to a shooting in Portland.

One Man Dies in Portland Shooting

A Portland man was shot and killed early Saturday morning.

Maine health officials investigating Mumps case in York

Maine health officials are investigating a case of mumps at York High School.

Lawmakers: Rights of Acadia Harvesters Maintained by New Law

Maine’s Congressional delegation hopes a dispute over the rights of clam and worm harvesters to work the mudflats of Acadia National Park has been solved by a new law.

Former Lawmaker Pleads Not Guilty Over Hunting Licenses

A former Maine lawmaker who was pardoned by former Gov. Paul LePage has pleaded not guilty to fraudulently obtaining hunting licenses.

Maine Exports Increase Amid Trade Disputes

Data shows Maine shipped $2.8 billion worth of goods last year, but international trade disputes have experts wondering “what could have been.”