Approval would allow the utility to accept $720,000 in state loan funds for a multiyear pipe replacement project.

My phone left my mind, and I didn't really think about not having it,” one student said. “In fact, I think I almost left it ...

The Maine Monitor will host a live blog on its website on Election Day, reporting from more than 40 polling places around the ...

Brunswick and MaineHousing stepped in to temporarily house residents of four mobile homes that were condemned in late ...

Three of the four principals reported on student behavior. Spruce Mountain High School showed the most dramatic decrease in ...

The 4-3 decision caps years of debate, paving the way to move city administration, recreation and police services under one ...

The vast majority of medical providers across the country still accept Medicare. But 1.5 percent of Maine physicians do not. Martha Buisman sits next to a fire in her Gorham home's sunroom on Oct. 21.

Caitlin Andrews is the housing reporter for The Maine Monitor. She sees her role as covering one of the most politically, economically and socially important issues in the modern world, and is ...

Selectperson Nathan Hiltz, whose behavior prompted part of the bylaws debate, declined to vote on the workshop date because ...

Conservative and progressive faith-based groups have organized get-out-the-vote efforts ahead of the November election.