Maine

Boba lovers and bakery fans, listen up! A beloved local spot is mixing it up in Brewer, and you won’t want to miss this tasty twist!

Lobster fishermen don't usually encounter the unexpected, but one caught something curious on camera. Theories are flying around town about this icy enigma.

This weekend, a slice of Downeast life made it to SNL, all thanks to a beloved local cheese that’s aging perfectly in Whiting!

With unexpected parcels popping up everywhere, it's time to talk about a sneaky new scam that’s making waves. Don’t let curiosity put you at risk.

With plans for a second truck, the ice cream dream is growing, promising to sprinkle a little more happiness across our towns.

As Ruby Tuesday shuts its doors in Brewer, it raises questions about what our favorite local spots might face next.

Sometimes, the night sky holds more than just stars. This week, it hosted a spectacle that sparked curiosity and a flurry of theories across our community.

It’s not every day that a tough job leads to a joyful reunion. A local deputy proves that kindness can change lives, even for our furry friends.

Part of me wishes I had been alive in Orono during the time of what sounds like such fun-but the mom in me is grateful none of my kids had the opportunity to try it!

It’s amazing how a community can rally together. A heartfelt gesture turned a loss into a moment of joy for a young boy.

Imagine using your backyard as a hunting ground! In Maine, some folks are putting squirrels in the crosshairs for more than just pest control.

Imagine bringing home a prized catch, only to find out it’s tainted. That’s the reality for some hunters in Maine right now.

The scene has shifted on Mill Street, where a longstanding Mexican eatery has closed. Local eyes are on the property’s new owners and their plans.

What started as a simple idea during tough times has turned into a dazzling local tradition that lights up the winter nights.

Maine has a long history with cryptids -- creatures whose stories have more to do with folklore than science. But, Maine's woods and waters are deep -- deep enough perhaps to hide the existence of some awesomely awful creatures?

As we lose more of our beloved shops, it’s a bittersweet reminder of the joy and nostalgia tied to shopping in person.