Man accused of setting 2 fires inside his Maine home less than 8 hours apart

Toxic algae bloom suspected in midcoast shellfish die-off

Large-scale shellfish die-offs caused by a non-toxic algal bloom are devastating local mudflats in Harpswell, threatening the livelihoods of harvesters and prompting calls for urgent investigation and aid.

At 10 years old, Smithsonian’s Black museum is undaunted amid pressure from Trump administration

As the National Museum of African American History and Culture celebrates its decade of success, leadership reaffirms its commitment to sharing the unvarnished truth of Black American history.

MaineDOT asks residents to weigh in as Machias Dike Bridge enters federal review

Maine transportation officials have launched a federal environmental review for the long-debated Machias Dike Bridge project, inviting public input on potential solutions for the aging structure.

Famed radio and TV priest Fulton Sheen is beatified in St. Louis, putting him a step from sainthood

Tens of thousands gathered in St. Louis for the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen, a media-pioneering prelate whose sainthood path was accelerated by a miracle involving a local teenager.

This Maine father-son team builds pipe organs around the world

Discover the dedicated father-son team in Maine keeping the intricate, centuries-old art of pipe organ building alive for concert halls, schools, and churches across the globe.