Officials outline 2024 paving project on the Gardiner-Randolph bridge

The Maine Department of Transportation's preferred option would keep the westbound lanes of the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge open and divert eastbound traffic to cross the Kennebec River for about 30 days in the summer of 2024.

Bath Iron Works lays keel for latest destroyer

The USS Louis H. Wilson Jr. is Bath Iron Works' first Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.

They’re back: Ticks have returned for the season

Last year, 5,274 Mainers submitted ticks to the University of Maine Tick Lab to test for dangerous pathogens.

Potential redevelopment of old Bath cannery site advances

An environmental assessment is underway at the old Stinson Seafood cannery along the Bath waterfront ahead of its potential sale.

Estuary land trust to offer stroll of Bath preserve May 6

Directions and details will be emailed to registrants leading up to the event.

BIW destroyer production ramping up after delays, admiral says

U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Mike Gilday joined Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King on a tour of Bath Iron Works Monday.

Maine Maritime Museum selected for national program to plan for future

The Maine Maritime Museum is one of 79 museums and cultural institutions across the country selected for the program to help with strategic planning.

Annulment presentations set for Bangor, Bath, Rockland, Waterville

Bath land trust to hold membership celebration April 12

Corinne Michaud-LeBlanc, Beginning With Habitat Climate coordinator with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, will speak.

One of two people charged in 2019 murder of Richmond man pleads guilty to robbery

Chanda Lilly pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery in Bath Superior Court on Tuesday in connection with the 2019 murder of Andrew Sherman in his Richmond home and has agreed to testify against Tyon Shuron, who has been charged with murder.