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.
Issues & Politics
From sky-high condo buildings to gleaming mixed-use citadels to a whole new waterfront neighborhood, ambitious developments are altering the skyline (and perhaps the character?) of the Forest City.
But if you sell, you’ll be left house-hunting in a seller’s market. So what’s a Maine homeowner to do?
A COVID-fueled urban exodus is helping drive Maine's housing market to historic heights.
The real estate surge is testing Mainers’ chronically uneasy relationship with outsiders.
Thanks to a unique partnership, the small-city paper made a big-time projection.
At the heart of the public debate over the proposed power-transmission project known as the New England Clean Energy Connect is a remote swath of woods, mountains, and streams that 53 miles of newly cut corridor would cleave.
Critics of the justice system’s reliance on familial DNA are looking to the trial of a Maine man, accused of a horrific crime, as a case that could change the status quo — with repercussions outside the courtroom.
Last month's auction of a former retreat center felt like an epilogue to an era of corporate largesse.
Fourteen fun facts about the state’s lauded, multilingual, song-quoting CDC director.
Portland’s Mufalo Chitam draws on her own experience to help the state’s newest residents rebuild their lives.
Animal lover Kendra Hubbard nabs kitties to control the midcoast’s feral populations.