According to a new report from the Moving Maine network, two in five Mainers are "transportation insecure," meaning they lack reliable ways to get around.

Predictions by the Revenue Forecasting Committee are a key tool used by state budget writers. But the panel says market volatility and tariff uncertainty are injecting a high degree of risk in its upcoming projections.

Efforts to preserve the area code have extended its lifespan until 2045

City councilors said Monday night they want more time to study parking and infrastructure questions associated with a proposed 3,300-person music venue for downtown Portland.

A new book delves into the harm that Coca-Cola's products and business methods have caused (rebroadcast)

The organization said Friday that it would be closing the refugee services office as of June 30.

The Greater Portland Council of Governments says the loss of funding affects broadband, transportation, and clean energy programs.

Seaweed Week was created in 2019 to provide an interface for seaweed farmers and restaurants.

Mainers from immigrant communities, advocates and formerly unhoused people are calling on state lawmakers to continue some kind of state-sponsored eviction prevention or rental assistance.

Developers say the new venue would fill what some see as a gap in southern Maine's live music scene. But Portland's independent music and arts operators are fearful that a project run by the world's largest concert promotion company will ultimately change the city's character.