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Esta Pratt-Kielley/Maine PublicThe annual Measures of Growth report from Maine Economic Growth Council identifies where the Maine economy is improving and where there is still more work to do compared to other states across the country. -
Robert F. Bukaty/AP fileNew rates for electric supply were approved by state regulators.
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Fewer visitors stayed with friends or family or in second homes this past summer and stayed fewer days in Maine, according to a recent report from the Maine Office of Tourism. -
Dozens of Maine businesses rely on the H-2B guest worker program. -
Organic carrots sold at Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Hannaford, Target, and Walmart have been recalled by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention due to potential E. coli contamination. -
The supermarket's parent company, Ahold Delhaize, had said that the outage was due to a cybersecurity issue within its U.S. network, and that systems were temporarily taken offline to protect them. -
Researchers say they hope the findings can help cattle and dairy farmers reduce the risk of contamination. -
How expectations for tipping have changed since the pandemic, and what to know about when and how much to tip -
Advocates say an administration hostile to offshore wind power is likely to slow, but not stop, development of the industry. -
University officials announced Friday that the non-profit Waldo County Community Action Partners has been selected to negotiate with the system to take over the Hutchinson Center. -
Multi-year state funding for housing initiatives has become a top priority for developers and some lawmakers who are trying to make a dent in Maine's 80,000 unit housing shortage. -
Hannaford Supermarkets are still dealing with network issues affecting their pharmacy, payment processing systems, and online services after they were first discovered last Thursday.
