Islesboro

Ferry cancellations are disrupting life on Maine’s unbridged islands. Challenges to hiring and retaining crew include rates of pay and meeting licensing requirements. But DOT said it's addressing the situation.

Across the state, expansions are planned, underway or recently completed, and range from new rural clinics to Maine Medical Center’s 300,000-square-foot Malone Family Tower in Portland.

The ferry projects are a natural extension of efforts to electrify auto and trucking fleets and expand the state’s network of charging stations.

At their annual town meeting on Saturday, residents of Islesboro voted decisively, 145-23, to become Maine's first gigabit island.

The Island Institute released a report Wednesday outlining the lack of broadband Internet access on Maine islands, options for solutions and the economic benefits of improved service.

Islesboro voters have approved the first phase of a plan to build a broadband Internet network that...

Four rural school districts, a community health organization and the Rockland-based Island Institute have received more than...

Sen. Susan Collins and Rep. Chellie Pingree have announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation is investing...

Maine Department of Transportation Commissioner David Bernhardt told a nonprofit economic development group on Wednesday that dredging...

A report by federal fisheries regulators is prompting a new look at the Army Corps of Engineers’...