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According to a recent article on Garage Living, these are items that Mainers need to remove from their garage immediately.

A surprising display using live models in an Augusta, Maine, storefront caused backlash and made national news almost 20 years ago. Would it fly today?

You really can't go anywhere in Maine these days without seeing someone (or several people) on an electric bicycle.

Tucked away on Augusta's Riverside Drive and surrounded by beautiful blooming flowers, the Red Barn is a staple for both locals and 'folks from away'.

Maine’s oldest winery, famous for its wild blueberry wines, is now for sale at $1.8 million, offering a unique opportunity to own a historic estate on the scenic Schoodic Peninsula.

If you haven't already heard (or felt!), it's going to be wicked-hot in Maine today. Fortunately, even if you don't have an AC or a swimming pool, there are several options nearby to help get or stay cool today.

Each summer, the gorgeous monarch butterflies stop in Maine during their migration to Mexico, relying on our wildflowers and even your backyard to survive.

Sculptors from around the world are turning 200 tons of sand into jaw-dropping masterpieces at the 25th annual Hampton Beach Master Sand Sculpting Classic!

Maine is crawling with creepy-looking dragonfly exoskeletons right now, but don’t worry, they’re just signs of nature’s wild transformation.

Boston’s Drew Aggouras brings strength, heart, and hometown pride to the new American Gladiators on Prime Video.

Don't you just hate it when you're driving along on the Maine Turnpike and you have to slow way down to move over for wayward goats? Because same.

Maine’s newest hobbit-themed café, Elevenses, is rumored to be opening its magical doors in Brunswick this July.

Portland’s Ocotillo serves up a smoky, savory brisket breakfast taco that’s earned a spot on the 2025 Must Eat List and is perfect for starting your summer mornings right.

Whether it's a wayward squirrel doing the back and forth dance on the double yellow lines, or a baby deer and its mom leaping across two lanes of traffic, wildlife in the road is a way of life up here.

At 88 years old, a Rockland native has finally achieved her dream of graduating from UMaine, earning national recognition along the way.

Every June, New Hampshire's White Mountains come alive with purple fields of blooming lupines, and Sugar Hill is a magical spot where you’ll find the most stunning views.