Warby Parker store coming to the Old Port

The eyewear company plans to move into a nearly 2,000-square-foot space at 184 Middle St. early next year.

Bikers for Behavioral Health Ride planned for Oct. 19

All proceeds will go towards supporting behavioral health initiatives throughout Maine and New Hampshire.

Peru woman gets 15 years for drug and gun crimes

Prosecutors say the defendant sold a total of roughly 1.5 kilograms of methamphetamine.

Maine’s Jewish community marks a year since the Israel-Hamas war began

Rabbi Sruli Dresdner and Rebbetzin Lisa Mayer of Auburn took to stage with their instruments to perform the Shema, 'Judaism's most sacred prayer,' to honor a survivor of last year's Hamas attack on Israel.

Junior Achievement of Maine to induct 2024 laureates Nov. 4

Finding Our Voices founder to join national domestic violence webinar Oct. 21

On Oct. 5 in Skowhegan, McLean will be giving a morning presentation on how she found her own voice after three decades of domestic abuse, leading to her forming Finding Our Voices, at the first Women’s Health Conference at Reddington-Fairview General Hospital.

Portland police investigate potential assault at Western Prom

Police found the 53-year-old victim on the ground with severe injuries.

Mainers look back at Jimmy Carter’s visits, impacts as the former president turns 100

The 39th president of the United States made several stops in Maine on the campaign trail, and even spent the night in the home of a Bangor family on one occasion.

Southern Maine police are testing new AI software to write their police reports

Both the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office and Portland Police Department have tried out the tech, which is raising questions about whether it's cutting-edge or cutting corners.

When Lyndon B. Johnson came to Portland 60 years ago, a hundred thousand followed

Johnson's 1964 visit drew what may have been the largest crowd Portland has ever seen. Sixty years later, those in attendance still remember the group's energy.