Wabanaki tribes made convincing claims to almost two-thirds of the state's land, with the federal government obliged to press their case.
Issues & Politics
Wiping away what may or may not have been tears, the Maine senator and brief presidential front-runner dooms his primary chances — while shaping a generation of Maine leaders.
John Glowa has spent decades arguing that wolves have a clandestine presence in Maine — never mind what state agencies say.
How advocates of older adults are working to make the Pine Tree State more livable and sustainable for retirees — and everyone else.
bluShift Aerospace is readying cutting-edge biofuel-powered rockets. It just needs a launch site.
The Veterans for Peace cofounder found solace in the Maine countryside.
The Seeds of Peace director has been bridging the divide between would-be enemies for 28 years.
Now technically retired, the longtime tribal-affairs leader is counting on the power of her words to make change.
Where and how we are going to get most of our power in a fossil-free future?
We lined ’em up to find out.
The president of central Maine’s small, scrappy Unity College is out to shake up the educational status quo. His detractors say he’s gutting a unique and vital institution. What’s next for the school is anybody’s guess.
How a century-old Ku Klux Klan campaign, an arcane procedural rule, and a vote in June may affect who calls the shots in Maine's biggest city.
