How one family’s 16 big-game harvest restored my faith in the Maine’s hunting heritage

How opioid settlement funds have been distributed across Maine

Maine has received less than a third of what is coming, and spent less than half of what it has received to date.

Aroostook opioid group wants stricter spending rules after school cop controversy

The proposed change comes after county officials hired a sheriff's deputy to patrol schools using national opioid settlement funds.

Letter: Health insurance reform should be a top priority

“Even with coverage, people still face high deductibles, confusing rules, and sudden changes in what’s covered.”

New trapping regulations take effect in Maine this fall, including early raccoon season

Until now, Maine has had one of the shortest raccoon trapping seasons in the Northeast.

Police patrol of homeless camp at Bangor park cost less than expected

The police department added the detail in May after complaints from the public about a growing number of homeless people camping in the park after winter warming centers closed for the season.