Maine Community Foundation to host entrepreneurship summit Nov. 13

PATHS gives students an early lock on cybersecurity

A new course, the first of its kind in the state, teaches the fundamentals and examines the roles of computer security specialists.

Ethics commission to take up complaints in Portland mayoral race after election

But its executive director said that a PAC formed to oppose Mayor Ethan Strimling's re-election was late to file reports and could face over $7,000 in fines, while a complaint against Strimling's campaign was unsubstantiated.

News Center Maine’s Bill Green says he’s retiring, after 47 years with the station

Green, who developed a reputation for his insightful reports on the outdoors and notable Mainers, revealed Monday that he will retire next month.

Nine people displaced by 3-alarm fire in Portland

No one is injured when the blaze sweeps through the top floor of a 3-story building on Munjoy Hill.

Falafel truck owners to open hummus-focused restaurant

Nura is scheduled to open in Portland's Monument Square in November.

Portland man pleads not guilty to murder in neighbor’s death

Police arrested Everett Meserve, 62, in August after finding Rodney Cleveland severely beaten in his apartment. Cleveland later died of his injuries.

Comic book lovers find their heroes in Portland

Fans converge on the Portland Expo for the fifth annual Portland Comic Expo.

Dine Out Maine: Some excellent grilled pizza and more at Coals in Portland

Imaginative experiments with flavors and techniques often succeed. Don't miss the Bee Cool pizza.

Vegan Kitchen: Some changes are afoot for this year’s VegFest

The all-vegan annual festival, now in its 15th year, is moving to a new location and shifting from spring to fall.