U.S. Sen. Susan Collins

With no majority winners in Maine’s Democratic and Republican gubernatorial primaries, both races are headed toward a ranked choice runoff to determine who will run in November's general election.

The University of Maine System Board of Trustees approved a Doctor of Philosophy in nursing program and a Doctor of Nursing Practice program with a concentration in family nursing practice. 

Residents of Waldo County, population 40,600, have limited access to dental care, with just one dentist for every 5,741 residents — double the state average, according to a recent study.

Runway improvements and airport layout updates are among long-overdue infrastructure projects that received Federal Aviation Administration money.

With Mills out of the race, Democrat Graham Platner moves into the clear frontrunner spot to face the incumbent, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, in the Nov. 3 general election.

The USPS failed to pay the Rockland-based Penobscot Island Air more than $349,000 for mail-delivery service, the delegation wrote.

The $330 million ship is the Maine Maritime Academy’s first purpose-built training vessel with two full-sized, fully functional bridges and engine rooms.

Wild blueberry production declined substantially in 2025, due to a wet spring followed by drought. The potato and apple industries face similar pressures.

East Millinocket Paper Mill is rehabilitating structures and adding infrastructure. Maine MILL wants to redevelop the Camden Yarns Mill as the museum’s home. Lincoln Technology Park is making infrastructure upgrades for future development.  

Hosted by SCORE Maine and credit card company VISA, the program, organized by SCORE, aimed to help the attendees strengthen their businesses and increase customer loyalty.