Portland Press Herald

Navigating dark and winding back roads in Maine can be hard when headlights become blinding. One journalist raised an interesting question: are "millennial headlights" becoming dangerous?

Food Editor Andrew Ross gave the small South Portland café top honors in this year's restaurant review.

After being at 142 Free Street for 25 years the Children's Museum and Theater of Maine will have a new location at Thompson's Point.

The new plan has a minimal loss of parking spaces in the city with a total of just 12 spaces being lost.

At Ishi Ishi, Portland's new ramen restaurant, you'll need to place your phone in a locker until you're done eating.

A USL executive scouted Portland back in 2017 and since then he says since their first visit to Maine the idea has been "beyond exploratory."

The building is now shuttered and the sign on the door reads "Thank You for 65 years of business, The DiSanto Family."

Espo's which has been in operation since the 1950s will close their doors mid October and just like that another Portland mainstay will be gone forever.

Since July 28th at least six restaurants and stores have been broken into in the Portland area

While the new law protects local hemp farmers it doesn't exempt them from federal warnings or product seizures.

The disagreement is over who has to pay to fix underground power conduits and that has stalled the repair of the streetlights for up to six months

Last year Maine Medical Center used 13 live pigs for it's medical training program, as well as 89 other animals, mostly mice, in research

"Coffee With A Cop" begins at 2pm. Friday will be the first of three scheduled for July.

Residents of the Springvale area of King and Rankin streets are being warned about a sick fox that may also have rabies which has been seen in the neighborhood.

If the bill becomes law Maine will be the 20th state with such a ban while driving a motor vehicle.

The new state of the art shelter will have 150 beds, on site meals, a health clinic, and counseling