The national monument east of Baxter State Park opened in 2016, and the National Park Service says signs along Interstate 95 and Route 11 will be up in time for the 2020 season.
Friday's ruling by a federal judge in Texas that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional plunged President Obama's landmark health care law into uncertainty once again.
Maine's congressional delegation announced Tuesday that Flemish Master Weavers, with 130 employees working at its 210,000-square-foot plant in Sanford, prevailed in its application for an exemption from a tariff on yarn it uses to manufacture area rugs in Maine.
Gov. Paul R. LePage is leading a delegation of more than 40 Mainers to Reykjavik, Iceland, who will participate in the 2018 Arctic Circle Assembly, the largest network of international dialogue and cooperation on the future of the Arctic.
Two days after announcing a two-year $111 million investment at its Rumford paper mill, ND Paper LLC said Wednesday it has reached an agreement to purchase the Old Town pulp and paper mill, which has been idled since previous owners ended operations there in 2015.
ND Paper LLC, which completed in June its $175 million acquisition of Catalyst Paper Corp.'s mills in Rumford and Biron, Wisc., announced Monday it plans to invest $300 million in the two pulp and paper mills over the next two years.
Gov. Paul R. LePage reported Monday that the state concluded fiscal year 2018, which ended on June 30, with an unappropriated surplus of $175.8 million.
In a move widely expected, the LePage administration on Thursday filed an appeal of Superior Court Justice Michaela Murphy's ruling on Monday ordering the state to begin the expansion of Medicaid approved by voters in last November's statewide referendum.