Nicole Ogrysko

Four sites have been added to Maine's 2026 list of most endangered and at-risk places. They include Wild Blueberry Land, shaped like a giant blueberry and located on Route 1 in Columbia Falls.

Build America, Buy America standards now in effect require affordable housing developers who use certain federal funds to source the vast majority of construction materials from domestic sources.

Mainers have submitted more than 8,300 claims for paid family or medical leave since the program launched this spring.

The Kennebec Arsenal has fallen into disrepair since it was purchased by a North Carolina development group nearly 20 years ago. The city deemed the buildings to be dangerous and has tried unsuccessfully for years to resolve code violations.

The case was brought by Frank Thompson, a lobster fisherman from Vinalhaven. He challenged federal rules that went into effect nearly three years ago, which require those with federal fishing permits to install monitors on their boats that track their location on the water.

Some regional transportation providers will have more money next year to provide rides to low-income Mainers, while others will lose funding under a new state formula.

The lobstermen sued three years ago, after the aquarium's Seafood Watch program stripped the U.S. and Canadian lobster fisheries of their sustainability certifications and urged consumers not to buy lobster.

A group of Gorham residents are appealing a recent decision by the town planning board to greenlight a 146,000-square-foot Amazon distribution facility.

The City of Portland is weighing questions about the funding and location of its winter warming center.

Preble Street staff will prepare the meals at its industrial kitchen in South Portland. The meals will be picked up by Good Shepherd and delivered to its network of 380 food pantries around the state.