World leaders meet at UN as their planet grapples with war, division, runaway AI and climate shocks

Experienced outdoorsmen still make mistakes. I made one recently in western Maine.

Reflecting on a memorable Maine summer, an avid hiker shares a humorous tale of his forgetful preparation and the chaotic, yet rewarding, camping trip to Blueberry Mountain.

Voters narrowly reject moving the Penobscot County Jail out of Bangor

Penobscot County residents narrowly rejected a referendum to relocate the local jail, forcing commissioners to restart planning for the facility's future after a tight 60-vote margin.

UMaine asks faculty to retire to address $19M budget shortfall

To combat a projected $19 million budget shortfall, the University of Maine is offering eligible faculty members a voluntary retirement incentive equivalent to their base salary.

Illegally killed moose became unusual classroom lesson for Maine students

East Grand High School students gained practical experience butchering and preserving an illegally killed bull moose, learning essential meat processing skills from local experts in a unique educational workshop.

Treestand safety lesson learned the hard way

After a terrifying treestand collapse nearly caused a fifteen-foot fall, one hunter shares a powerful reminder that safety gear is essential for returning home to loved ones.