Business

In a list recently published by CNBC, Maine ranks 4th in the United States in states most in need of infrastructure work.

Governor Mills has signed a law that will develop a framework to allow for the legal sale of marijuana.

When you hear a phrase like "high demand" for a career, it usually means that the need is huge, and there's likely a shortage of folks to do that work.

These days, someone just starting out in trucking, can make over $80,000 a year.

All books donated, and proceeds raised at the event, will go directly to Literacy Volunteers of Bangor.

After 31 years in business, Broadway Hardware will close its doors.

Waterfront Concerts' promoter, Alex Gray, is returning to Old Town, with plans to open music and entertainment establishments.

On June 25th, the last Rite Aid Pharmacy, on the corner of 3rd St. and Union St. in Bangor will finally close it's doors.

What's that thing they're building in the middle of the Brewer Hannaford parking lot???

Bangor Greendrinks is planning a rooftop party next week at the new Bangor Savings Bank building to unveil a new trail map.