You can live in this historic Calais house for free, if you’re willing to fix it

The National Park Service is holding an open house on Thursday at the McGlashan-Nickerson House in Calais.

Calais declares city ‘open for business’ despite state-mandated restrictions

The City Council vote appeared largely aimed at sending a message because many businesses – including retail stores and restaurants – will be allowed to reopen Monday.

Maine Catholic youth raise over $15,000 during ‘Souper’ Bowl of Caring

Commentary: ‘Surprise billing’ measures will jeopardize rural Maine hospitals

Federal rate setting will add to the serious challenges already faced by full-service health centers.

Washington County Community College dean’s, president’s lists

Maine toddler is burned when flammable liquid is poured on campfire

The boy's father was trying to intensify a fire in order to cook hotdogs.

Australian woman, Mexican boyfriend sentenced in Maine on illegal entry charges

He walked into the U.S. on a railroad trestle near Calais in July and she assisted him, federal authorities say.

Maine’s small wild blueberry farmers struggle on what they’re raking in

Fierce competition from Canada, a glutted marketplace and inequitable USDA buybacks have made cultivating this iconic Maine crop a brutal business.

Nevada man sentenced for interstate stalking of his wife in Maine

Donald Cain receives the maximum of five years in prison from U.S. District Court Judge John A. Woodcock Jr., who says he says he had 'never before seen a stalking crime of such length, intensity, vulgarity, scope, sophistication and impact.'

Border Patrol arrests man for illegally crossing into the U.S. from Canada

The man, a Mexican national, had been removed from the U.S. previously in 1994, agents said.