Some beaches will be without lifeguards, some pools will be shut as seasonal staffing problems persist

In Portland, a community pool will be closed this summer because the city has not been able to hire enough lifeguards. Six state parks have no lifeguards signed up for their beaches.

Protesters gather in Portland to speak out against gun violence and demand legislation

Organizers and participants at Saturday's March for Our Lives said they are tired of gun violence and mass shootings unfolding around the country, and called on Congress to act.

Winthrop resident, Kents Hill School senior earns $5K scholarship

Portland superintendent says data backs middle schoolers’ claims of discrimination

Last month Lyman Moore and Lincoln middle school students marched outside their school buildings to protest what they said is discriminatory treatment from teachers, administrators and other students.

Roux Institute campus development plan scaled back after neighborhood outcry

The nonprofit developer of a high-tech education and entrepreneurial hub in Portland has cut the project's size by more than 25% in reaction to residents' concerns.

Delayed Portland bike-share program could finally start rolling in July

The company that was hired to operate a 200-bicycle rental network said it is scrambling to implement the long-awaited program this summer.

Judge rules in favor of motion to reveal identities of health care workers suing state

U.S. District Court Judge Jon D. Levy says the nine plaintiffs who filed a lawsuit against the state's COVID-19 vaccine mandate must file an amended complaint containing their names.

Portland police investigate Memorial Day shootings

Weapons were discharged Monday night at 3 separate locations in Portland within the span of 90 minutes.

Libbytown complex with affordable housing wins approval

About half of the 120 units in Dougherty Commons in Portland will be part of a cooperative housing model in which residents will jointly own and manage the property.

State plans temporary emergency shelter in Portland, housing for asylum seekers

Gov. Janet Mills' senior housing adviser detailed the administration's efforts a day after a Portland city councilor and a state representative criticized the state's response.