Bishop Deeley appoints new director of seminarians and interim director of campus ministry

Attorneys agree that John D. Williams killed Cpl. Eugene Cole. At issue in murder trial is why.

A prosecutor and a defense attorney both tell jurors that Williams shot Cole last year, but the defense says Williams was under the influence of drugs that interfered with his ability to think.

Portland police evacuate station after suspicious package left in lobby

They cleared their headquarters for 2 hours early Friday and called in the bomb squad to investigate, but the suspicious package was determined to be harmless.

Group evolves and grows in support of family-owned businesses

The Institute for Family-Owned Business brings members together to discuss unique challenges and share best practices.

Gov. Mills tells Portland Chamber she has aimed for a bipartisan budget

The governor stresses the state's economic and workforce development efforts.

Jury is set for trial of man accused of killing sheriff’s deputy

A judge and attorneys questioned dozens of people before selecting 7 men and 8 women to serve on the jury that will decide whether John D. Williams is guilty of murder in Cpl. Eugene Cole's slaying.

Portland claims top spot for beer, based on population

A Chicago analytical firm says Portland has the most breweries per 50,000 people in the United States.

Police search for Portland man missing since Friday

Portland police are asking the public's help locating Peter Higgins, 29, who was last seen Friday and has been out of touch with family and friends.

Family of roofer who died in fall sues, saying employer discouraged use of safety gear

Alan Loignon's family makes the claim in a $2.5 million wrongful-death lawsuit against Loignon's employer – and half-brother – Shawn Purvis.

Business Breakfast: Municipal broadband projects ‘contagious,’ experts say

Three industry veterans shared their perspective on what it will take for Maine to extend broadband service, especially to rural areas.