Portland Planning Board recommends zoning changes for Roux Institute redevelopment

The changes, which have to be approved by the City Council, would pave the way for transformation of the former B&M Baked Beans factory site into a new graduate school and research center.

Design teams unveil visions for Portland Museum of Art expansion

One of four finalists will be selected by the end of the year, but the $100 million project is not likely to be completed until 2026.

Tracing hoax calls will be a daunting challenge

A cybersecurity expert says it will be difficult for the FBI to trace the prank active shooter calls made using an internet protocol that allows the caller to hide their phone number.

Anxiety high after active shooter hoaxes called into Maine schools

Hundreds of southern Maine students were evacuated or allowed to leave school Tuesday as authorities investigated active shooter calls, which caused widespread fear.

Active shooter hoaxes lock down 10 Maine schools

Maine State Police and the FBI are investigating the phone calls that led to major police responses and widespread fear.

More freight ships to call on Maine’s only container port

Icelandic shipping company Eimskip is adding a second weekly stop in Portland, as container vessel traffic to and from Maine continues to increase.

Dimensions in Jazz presents acclaimed pianist Lafayette Gilchrist at Portland Conservatory of Music

St. Lawrence Arts presents an evening of Maine finger picking guitar

Performances feature Denny Breau, Sean Mencher, Gary Richardson, Peter Albert and Hugh Bowden

PSO welcomes guest conductor Thomas Wilkins for Sunday Classical concert

Portland suggests keeping food trucks at Eastern Prom lot – but fewer of them

City staff are suggesting that the Cutter Street parking lot continue as a site for food trucks, but that the number of spaces be cut by half.