Brunswick County is exploring creating its own transportation planning organization due to rapid growth. A safety and traffic ...

Job market experts view planned layoffs by Charter Communications in Portland as an early indicator of further disruptions.

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Schools and government offices closed in Maine today as the season’s first major snowstorm bears down on the state. Gov. Janet Mills on Monday announced that all state offices were to close at noon ...

Following claims by a former employee in national news outlets this week, Gateway Community Services said Friday it did not ...

The weather is cold right now, but for the native shrimp population in the Gulf of Maine, scientists say the problem is that ...

The University of Maine recently asked all of its colleges and other divisions to shave their budgets by 7 percent to address an $18 million budget shortfall projected for the next fiscal year.

Employees affected by the layoffs will continue to receive regular pay for 90 days, after which those who don't relocate to other roles will receive severance and eligible benefits.

A WARN notice filed by Charter Communications with the state of Maine on Wednesday indicates 176 employees of the Spectrum ...

Charter Communications, known for its Spectrum services, filed a WARN notice with the state of Maine on Wednesday.

Charter Communications, owner of Spectrum, has laid off 176 workers from its Portland call center, moving work to other locations for efficiency.

Lara Pritchard, a Charter Communications spokesperson, said the layoffs will not affect service for Spectrum customers in ...