rules

Covid-19 is stressful and you want to have a nice Thanksgiving...here are some tips.

No singing, brass, or woodwind instruments allowed indoors. Also, no mingling, dancing or congregating in small spaces.

Out of an abundance of caution, some local state parks are enforcing a new rule to keep beachgoers safe.

The Mall may be reopening, but most of the stores will still be closed.

City counselors met on Friday and the decision to reopen was nearly unanimous with only one individual dissenting.

According to The CDC, it's a way in which to help health officials track spread and exposure to the coronavirus.

You still need medications. That's the crazy part of this global pandemic, your life still goes on. From a pharmacist - here are some simple rules to follow.

As Portland tries to find new ways to making living in the city affordable, a new measure that would wipe out application fees for renters is considered

If you're looking to visit one of Maine's many beautiful beaches, keep these 5 things in mind.

With Arena Football coming to Portland in April, you'll be able to understand and enjoy the game a lot more knowing the differences between it and the NFL.

5 simple rules posted on the fence of a little league field. I think this sign should be at EVERY little league game ever played...

Lots of people know that there is a speakeasy somewhere in Portland, and lots of people are still in the dark about exactly WHERE to find Lincoln's. But if you are lucky enough to stumble across one of Portland's coolest bars, there are a few things you need to know before you walk through the door...

Time limits, freebies, and extra parking zones are just some of things that people outside the city (and some inside) don't have a clear idea about.

Why is it that all the rules go out the window when you are on vacation. And they really go out the window if you happen to be in a foreign country!

Natasha Miller, a senior at Central High School in Corinth skipped her graduation ceremony after she was told she couldn't wear a cap she decorated to remember a classmate who died of cancer.