Congress

A lot has changed in Portland over the years, including how the lanes work on some of the city's busiest roads.

Have you ever wondered about the wealth of our Maine Congress members? It's a whole lot!

LoveFood have included a Portland, Maine, dive on a list of some of the best places in the nation where you can find high-end eats at lower prices.

Featuring signature dishes like orange beef and honey walnut shrimp, a restaurant in Portland, Maine, has been named one of the nation's best for Chinese food.

A sign promising a new Starbucks location on Congress Street is a joke to hype the new location of Portland sandwich favorite

A large overhaul of the busy intersection involving Congress, High and Free streets is planned for Portland which should improve pedestrian safety.

The charming Portland barcade, Arcadia, is moving into the space vacated by Port City Music Hall but it needs your help to achieve its vision

One of Portland's notable and longest running hair salons, O2, announced its closing at the end of January on social media

According to Fox Business News, the ideas are being thrown out there about $1200 for each child and $500 credit stimulus for a college student in the family.

A change in ownership will bring renovations and a new name to Congress Bar & Grill in downtown Portland

Time to add First Fridays to your calendar... and your dilemma of what to choose between this summer in Maine!

Maine was the first state to adopt ranked-choice voting for Congress; now, we may be the first to extend it to the presidential election.

Democrat and freshman Congressman, Jared Golden wants congress and the President to not get a paycheck if the government shuts down.

In a time when nearly all footwear purchased in the U.S. is made overseas, New Balance in Norridgewock, Maine is producing running shoes for our soldiers

Maine is preparing to welcome a new face in its congressional delegation in Washington, even as Republican Bruce Poliquin is suing in federal court to reverse the result of this month's election.

Most people probably remember what happened when the federal government shut down the last time... but there's one big difference now. Now, it's winter.