Journey as a Deaf Parent webinar set for March 24

Mad Horse Theatre Company to host open studio event

Equal rights amendment to Maine Constitution hits Republican opposition in House

The 80-57 vote in favor of the proposal falls short of the two-thirds majority required to put the issue to voters, with another vote coming later in this session.

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

Corrections chief to tell lawmakers about state’s response to report critical of Long Creek

Commissioner Randall Liberty says some of the changes suggested in the report already have been adopted at Maine's only youth prison.

Room at the inn: A South Portland hotel goes all out to help asylum seekers

General Manager Michelle Sandman has transformed the Quality Inn & Suites into a village atmosphere for asylum seekers who have overflowed Portland's family shelter.

Mother settles suit over transgender teen’s 2016 suicide at Long Creek

Michelle Knowles, of North Vassalboro, filed the federal lawsuit against the Maine Department of Corrections in April.

Diocese names Christmas card contest winners

Maine woman becomes first Somali-American mayor in U.S.

Deqa Dhalac was formally seated Monday as the top elected leader of Maine's fourth largest city.

Amid cancer battle, minister and playwright confronts mortality on and off stage

Diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer, David Butler sees his play about hospice care staged at Mad Horse Theatre in South Portland.