Business and Economy

The Maine Office of the Attorney General says Liberty Bell Moving and Storage engaged in several practices that violate state and federal laws, including the use of a misleading email address made to appear it was the company's attorney.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reached a settlement with Westbrook-based CertaPro Painters of Maine for alleged violations of a federal rule designed to protect children from exposure to lead paint

Maine's unemployment rate rose a tenth of a percentage point in December, to 3.8%. The state lost 2,300 jobs from November to December, but that followed a large upward revision to the November statistics.

How the end of federal rental relief has left renters in Maine without housing options

In the decade since Unity divested, the movement has snowballed, with hundreds more institutions following in the college's steps.

State officials estimate it will cost anywhere from $19 million to $53 million to complete these PFAS investigations, depending on the number of sites that the department can test and the cost of remediating contamination.

For the first time in at least two decades, owning a home is not affordable for a household earning the median income in any of Maine's 16 counties.

The Maine Right to Repair Coalition presented a citizens petition to the Maine secretary of state with 70,000 signatures, enough needed to advance a potential ballot referendum.

The Mills administration announced Thursday that a federal agency has determined that the state's application to lease federal waters for an offshore wind research project can proceed.

The resurgence of labor union activity in Maine and nationwide