WinterKids documentary to air on Maine Public Television

Letter: Like Ben Franklin, we must advocate for taxing oligarchs

"I believe the moment has come, like in Franklin's time, to require the oligarchs to pay their fair share of taxes to support the general welfare of our country."

How an alien shellfish with a strange taste found a home in midcoast Maine

These oysters that "taste like a penny" have been a prized food in Europe for centuries.

Owner of Maine assisted living homes faces nearly $1M in liens and lawsuits over debts

Public records show a pattern of liens against Magnolia Assisted Living's properties in Maine in the last several years.

Aroostook's biggest celebration of the potato industry starts next week

The 79th annual Maine Potato Blossom Festival kicks off on July 11 to celebrate the region’s rich agricultural history.

Bangor doctor sued again after performing 2nd wrong-limb surgery

Adam Darcy of Acadia Foot & Ankle, operated on Randy Hicks’ right leg instead of his left leg where he had a partial Achilles tendon tear and partial tear in a foot tendon, the lawsuit says.