It was the fourth straight loss for Hearts, including a USL Cup match against Brooklyn FC. Portland dropped behind ...

Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from June 12-18, 2026. Joe Phelan is an award ...

The maverick senator from Pennsylvania is watching Maine's upstart Democrat copying brazenly from his playbook.

Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel sports writers nominate high school athletes from the prior week's games. Readers vote ...

On today, Juneteenth, consider the case of Nathaniel Gordon, the only American executed for engaging in the slave trade.

One “perk” of the workforce housing is that buyers can technically put down as little as 3%, but that brings the monthly ...

Watching elections officials reconcile ranked-choice ballots is partway between tuning into a cooking demonstration and ...

City worker Bryson Poulin spray paints the step edge hunter green Thursday to make it more visible to swimmers when exiting ...

Withdrawing Medicaid access will not suddenly make patients able to work a job — nor will it mean that they will stop getting ...

Sen. Susan Collins and Senate candidate Graham Platner have a lot in common. At times in their lives, they have done despicable things. So despicable that they both would normally not be worthy of our ...

Concerning Graham Platner’s Nazi-adjacent tattoo: he got it with some other drunk friends who had all fought to protect the Constitution, as our armed forces are pledged to do. It was a macho moment ...

I was amazed to read, in the article about the UCC church in Cumberland (“This Cumberland church takes pride in its role in LGBTQ+ history,” June 16), that it was the “… home of first openly gay ...