It's time for s'mores and stargazing — and it can all be your treat in one of these homes in Portland, Maine. "Every season brings a new reason to love New England," we've said about why people choose to retire to the region,

Portland, Maine has long been a favorite summer tourism destination, and now there’s another reason to visit the New England city this year: The inaugural edition of the new Back Cove Music & Arts Festival will run from August 2 to 3,

The Kills have announced a run of U.S. headlining shows.The newly added dates span from June 6 in Portland, Maine, to July 15 in Baltimore. Tickets go on sale F

The University of Maine at Presque Isle will present Maya Williams, former poet laureate of Portland, Maine, and New England Book Award

Maine voters will decide whether the state will become the latest to require voter identification at the polls. A conservative group in the state has been gathering petitions to get an act on the ballot to require presentation of photographic identification for the purpose of voting.

On a tubing system, we can go longer because of the technology that’s there now with high-quality tubing,” Dunn Family Maple Owner Scott Dunn said. And there’s still plenty of work to be done in the woods before the sap starts flowing.

Looking to stay in one of Portland's swanky, luxurious hotels? Here are the top-rated spots, according to TripAdvisor's latest rankings

Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette said he's not surprised by online trolls highlighting his blindness instead of focusing on what he said about eliminating waste and fraud in government.

Ralph Carmona started forgetting things. "My wife was the first to notice I was having problems with my memory," says Carmona, 74, of Portland, Maine. "She would send me to

While Maine once hosted a nuclear power plant in Wiscasset, the group of lawmakers is seeking information on a smaller and more nimble option.

Voters in Maine will likely decide whether or not to require a photo ID to vote this November. The Secretary of State's Office confirming on Wednesday that a group supporting that change got enough valid signatures to send the question to a statewide referendum.

The new lawsuit, alleging Maine Correctional Center officers stayed in a pregnant woman's hospital room while she gave birth, is similar to a case against the Cumberland County Jail that was recently settled.