Time & Temperature building may become a luxury hotel

Developers want to transform the so-called “Time & Temperature” building in downtown Portland into a luxury hotel with rooftop bar.

Legislature returns to Maine State House for first time since pandemic began

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Maine Legislature is returning to the Maine State House for the first time since before the coronavirus pandemic on Wednesday.

Maine man calls for help while floating downriver

LISBON, Maine (AP) A Maine man who dialed 911 while being swept down the Androscoggin River survived the harrowing episode, officials said.

Highway traffic up this Memorial Day weekend in Maine despite poor weather

The Maine Turnpike Authority says it saw a dramatic spike in traffic this past holiday weekend compared to Memorial Day of 2020.

Bill to establish consumer-owned utility in Maine passes in key committee vote

A Maine legislative committee has given approval for the creation of a consumer-owned utility that would replace Central Maine Power and Versant Power.

Fences erected as work continues on Portland sewer project

Fences have been put up around the site of a sewer separation project along Portland’s Back Cove trail.

Man charged after tires slashed on more than 30 vehicles

Portland police say a man has been charged after tires were slashed on more than 30 vehicles in the city’s Old Port.

Maine’s spring turkey hunt winding down

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine’s spring turkey hunt is entering its final days of the year.

Rural Maine counties lag behind rest of state in COVID-19 immunizations

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine has one of the highest rates of coronavirus vaccination in the country, but some of the rural counties in the state lag behind the more populated areas.

Maine will have shark warning after fatal attack last year

HARPSWELL, Maine (AP) Maine state coastal parks will adopt a flag system used in Massachusetts to warn beachgoers of the presence of sharks.