Newsletter

50 years ago, no one in Bangor cared if the groundhog saw its shadow as waters rose and cars began to float.

Stefanie Damron's disappearance from New Sweden, Maine, is featured on the Nancy Grace Crime Stories podcast.

A handsome police K-9 and his human handler are featured in a national fundraising calendar.

If you're not a fan of the cold, these activities could brighten your Maine winter while staying warm.

The City of Bangor has ended its ban on overnight street parking during the winter, except when circumstances require it.

A campaign is underway to fund much-needed repairs to a historic steamship that sails on Moosehead Lake.

Deer season in Maine is exciting, but the Maine Warden Service is reminding hunters it's also a time for safety.

The delay of SNAP benefits in November will send Maine residents to food pantries, some for the first time.

Dressing as your favorite influencer or celebrity doesn't have to mean buying an expensive costume.

You don't have to join the witch walk and dance to shop at the Goblin market, but altogether it would be a fun way to spend a Saturday.

Thanks to your responses on Facebook, we've compiled a wish list for the 2026 season at Maine Savings Amphitheater.

Child safety seat checks will be held this month around Maine, where parents can get the experts' advice.

When you're one of the younger children in the family, back-to-school means lonely days at home without siblings.

Anyone looking for a beautiful lunch spot or a place to rejuvenate should check out this hidden gem in Hermon.

Join us on a virtual tour of the most beautiful cemetery in Maine, which is also one of the first of its kind anywhere in the country.

You may have noticed this circle of stones on Route 15 in Orrington, but do you know what it is?