Features
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Next President of Washington County Community College
The Maine Community College System has announced its choice as the next president of Washington County Community College. Joseph Cassidy of Calais has been nominated. We’re told he was...
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Wellness Wednesday: Memorial Day Ideas
Hannaford dietician Mary Lavanway talks about healthy ideas for Memorial Day weekend dining. Creamy Tarragon Chicken Salad 8 Servings, 1 cup each Ingredients: - 2 pounds boneless,...
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Arts and Crafts with Tracey Marceron: Coffee Filter Flower Wreaths
To learn more about Thursday morning's Arts and Crafts segment with Tracey Marceron, click, or log on to betweenfriendsartcenter.comTo learn more about Thursday morning's Arts and Crafts segment...
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Lisbon Man Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison for Identity Fraud
- A Lisbon man who used his own child's Social Security number in a scheme to illegally receive welfare benefits has been sentenced to four years in prison. Federal prosecutors say 34-year-old...
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Turtle Crossing Signs to Alert Motorists Going up in York County
- Signs are being put up to ask motorists in southern York County to be aware of rare turtles crossing area roads. The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and the Nature Conservancy are...
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Portland Mayor Meets with Immigrant Business Owners
- Portland's mayor is meeting with immigrant business owners to discuss the role that immigrants play in the city's economy. Michael Brennan and Portland's economic development director are...
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Convicted Rapist Faces Sentencing 30 Years Later
- A man convicted of raping three women in Massachusetts faces sentencing more than three decades after he fled the state and began living a secret life in Maine. Gary Alan Irving was a teenager...
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Concealed Weapons Bill
There was a debate last night in Portland over a bill that would let people carry concealed weapons without going through a permitting process. "Point blank: this is a bad piece of legislation...
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USA Telephone Service is Back for Now
USA Telephone customers got their service back today, but it won't be up for very long. Tuesday their service was shut down. USA Telephone leases its network from Fairpoint...
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Elver Fishing New Regulations Decision Postponed
Regulators have postponed a decision on new regulations on elver fishing in maine. The Eel Management Board of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission decided to delay the vote until...
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Governor LePage Moving His Office
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High School Documentarians Honor Veterans
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Elementary Students Honor Their Unsung Heroes
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Weight Watchers Program Free For ME First Responders
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A Crash Course In Distracted Driving For Students In Newport
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Charleston Sex Offender Sentenced to 35 Years In Federal Prison Gets State Sentence
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Governor Vetoes Hospital/Medicaid Bill
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Maine Sports Hall of Famer Pleads No Contest to Child Porn
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North Pond Hermit's Court Appearance Postponed
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Winslow Company Accused of Labor Violations
Breaking News from CBS
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Video: Extra: Okla. dog owner and dog Bowser reunited
Moore, Oklahoma resident Barbara Garcia lost everything in this week's devastating tornado. But amid the rubble, Barbara -- and a CBS News crew -- found and rescued her beloved Bowser. "CBS This Morning" caught up with the duo several days later. Anna Werner reports.
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Video: Mother-to-be was in labor as Oklahoma tornado hit
With a tornado and a baby on the way, doctors and nurses at the Moore Medical Center really had to deliver. Shayla Taylor survived, and her son was born at a hospital a few miles away. Elaine Quijano reports.
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Oklahoma miracle baby -- born amidst tornado chaos
Shayla Taylor was in labor at the Moore Medical Center when the deadly tornado hit
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Video: Victim of Bangladesh factory collapse shares story
A teenager who survived the massive Bangladesh factory collapse says she was afraid to go to work the day of the incident. Those who try to improve working conditions face retaliation. Holly Williams reports.
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Video: Teacher injured in Okla. tornado takes first steps
Jennifer Doan sustained a fractured sternum and spine as she tried to protect her students from the tornado. Doctors feared she'd never walk again, but as Elaine Quijano reports, she's proving them wrong.For information on how to help, click here.