Kaitlyn Budion

Eight lawyers representing the many parties involved in the lawsuit made their arguments in a case that could affect access to intertidal lands along all of Maine's coastline.

As Maine residents face challenges getting in at the doctor's office, some school districts are bringing providers into schools, making it easier and faster for students to access care. The Bangor School Department is expanding clinics to its middle schools, and offering care to students of all ages.

The city aims to move the encampment's 73 residents into some form of housing, while keeping them connected to other resources.

The Maine Connectivity Authority is launching a new program it said will bring internet access to everyone in Maine.

BangorHousing and the Boys and Girls Club of Bangor have completed a new Opportunity Center they say will allow for significantly expanded programming, including the doubling of a childcare program.

The gift of nearly $2.2 million is from 1967 Husson grad Bob O'Keefe and his late wife Fran, and will go toward several projects, including the Bob and Fran O'Keefe Endowed Scholarship.

Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston is the first hospital in the state to use new AI technology in disease identification.

When Valerie Peacock braves the crowded Bar Harbor Hannaford parking lot to get groceries- her 10-year-old son insists on staying home.

Hospitality business leaders are looking to AI technology as the next industry advancement.

Just a few days before the election, some Democrats are claiming that out-of-state money supporting Republican candidates is driving false information.