Maine’s first-time homebuyers can’t get a foot in the door

The competitive market is boxing out newcomers at a time when Maine needs more young residents than ever to fill job openings.

Vehicle hit by train after bypassing lights, gates on Allen Avenue in Portland

A man drove into the path of an oncoming train Thursday night, which resulted in damaging the vehicle plus three other vehicles parked in Bruno's Restaurant.

Low-key Portland support group pulled into national culture war

An affinity group for Portland school employees of color had been free from controversy until a Virginia-based conservative group lodged a federal discrimination complaint.

Portland’s Lisa/Liza featured at Oasis of Music

Lewiston author releases second non-fiction book

Paul Baribault is also a recent contributor to latest in the ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’ series

New England Patriots statistics after 16 games

QB Mac Jones has thrown for 2,753 yards this season.

New district attorney takes office

Neil McLean Jr. of Turner will serve Androscoggin, Franklin and Oxford counties.

What child poverty in America really looked like in 2022

Running shoes. A sketchbook. Summer camp. The lack of those basic things is what child poverty in America looked like in 2022.

‘What is your New Year’s resolution or hope for the new year?’

Twin Cities residents share what they hope to do, see or make happen in 2023.

New to Lewiston, couple connect with and help the homeless

Stacey and Terry Stibbards moved to Lewiston late last spring shortly before Terry found out he had Stage 4 cancer. When they moved from Silicon Valley in California, they shed most of their possessions and have been focusing on helping Lewiston's homeless on a face-to-face level.