As Maine camps open for the summer, it’s harder than ever to staff them

Directors of overnight and day camps have been scrambling to get staff in place in time for the kickoff of summer camp season.

Federal judge hears motion to amend release conditions for a Rangeley man

Lucas Sirois of Rangeley wants to use medical marijuana or an alternative for health reasons.

Drowning victim found on Scarborough shore is identified as Cape Elizabeth woman

Police say an autopsy determined that Helen Armide, 37, drowned.

Catholic youth to score donations during ‘Souper’ Bowl of Caring

Maine crafts group announces 2022 apprenticeships

Candlemas to be celebrated in Auburn, Scarborough

One of world’s largest retailers wants to build its 1st big-box retail store in Maine

The Planning Board is scheduled to review the proposal Monday night for the store, which would be on the site of the former Scarborough Downs racetrack.

Central Maine employers ponder next steps after high court blocks federal vaccine requirements

Large employers in central Maine had begun to comply with the federal vaccine-or-test requirement Monday, while the U.S. Supreme Court deliberated over a challenge to the mandate.

World War II ‘Code Girls’ recognized on 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attack

Jane Case of Scarborough and Leona Wright of Cornish were among the Navy cryptologists who helped the Allies win the war and blazed a path for women in the military.

Trial nears for Scarborough roofing contractor charged with manslaughter in worker’s death

Shawn Purvis' court hearing Monday provided a glimpse of the tensions that have simmered in the nearly three years since Alan Loignon, Purvis' half brother, fell to his death from a roof in Portland.