Small Maine town votes to close a school that serves 5 students

Ad on Jackson joins wave of misleading claims in Senate race

As the Maine Senate race heats up, both Republican and Democratic campaigns trade accusations over misleading political advertisements regarding Social Security and Medicaid policies.

Inside Troy Jackson’s warp-speed Senate campaign hiring spree

Democrat Troy Jackson faces an unprecedented challenge as he rapidly scales up a U.S. Senate campaign against Susan Collins after becoming the nominee on an accelerated, urgent timeline.

Bangor recovery center could soon be reopening

Bangor city councilors are debating whether to provide emergency funding to help the struggling Together Place Peer Run Recovery Center reopen its vital community services after recent financial closures.

UM will build 3D-printed homes for new neighborhood

The University of Maine will utilize its world-leading 3D-printing technology to construct nine sustainable, energy-efficient homes for individuals experiencing homelessness, supported by a $4 million federal funding initiative.

Another Maine police department uses an AI startup to write reports

Artificial intelligence startup Code Four is expanding its reach in Maine, offering police departments software to draft incident reports from body camera footage amid growing national scrutiny.