Letter: Graham Platner represents generational change

A Maine educator resigned after sexual harassment accusations and got hired at another school. Twice.

The man was the impetus for a new state law designed to give school districts more information about potential hires who might have moved to new districts despite unresolved misconduct investigations.

Maine’s high court says candidate can stay on ballot for Knox sheriff

The court affirmed a state finding that Albert “A.J.” Joy had the requisite supervisory experience to run for the office.

Troy Jackson owed $4,600 in back income taxes during his run for governor

The stumble surfaced just as Jackson prepares to run one of the most closely watched Senate campaigns in the country.

Maine Maritime Academy drastically revises graduation rate it released in May

The revised rate is much closer to that of other four-year, public Maine colleges.

Maine wants to end emerald ash borer quarantine

"I mean, it is kind of like giving up to some degree," state horticulturist Gary Fish said.