LePage changes tack on Maine labor mural

In a national TV interview, he says it was removed because of its funding, not the images it depicts.

Turnpike authority slashes budget for travel spending

Legislators praise the agency’s interim director for offering details missing from previous budgets.

With move, Pierce Atwoodgets old building, new view

Pierce Atwood employees begin work today in their new offices in the former Cumberland Cold Storage building on Merrill Wharf.

Built a century and a half ago to store rum and molasses, it is among the largest, oldest and tallest buildings on the city’s waterfront . . .

In Maine, gambling landscape a free-for-all

The state’s referendum-driven approach and lack of ground rules enable casino developers to dictate terms of the deal – and local residents could be the big losers.

Turnpike Exit 48 at Riverside to close for paving

There will staggered overnight closures of the northbound and southbound off-ramps tonight and Wednesday.

Salmon’s return means much to tribe

Removing dams in the Penobscot River will allow Indians to embrace their heritage, a leader says.

Restoring the Penobscot

Maine is getting a chance to prove it’s possible to make clean energy and restore sea-run fish access to rivers.

Bridge, not toll, blamed for snarls

Tourist vehicles cross the Piscataqua River Bridge when they get to it … if only they could get to it.

Owner of Rumford paper mill files for Chapter 11

NewPage Corp., which employs 750 people in Rumford, says it expects to continue operating as usual as it restructures.

Turnpike: Labor Day was up, not down

The Maine Turnpike Authority expected traffic to be 6 percent below last year’s.