Owen Kingsley
Anchor/Reporter
Bangor, ME
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Owen graduated from Quinnipiac University with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Journalism in May of 2019.
57-year-old Kirt Damon is accused of killing 63-year-old Dorothea Burke in June of 1984.
Officers say they found 42-year-old Derek Blyth dead inside the residence.
State and local police were seen on Brunswick Street for much of the afternoon.
Bar Harbor preps for safer trick or treating
Most folks don’t think about college students as being heavily impacted.
Folks from all corners of the state began lining up as early as 8 a.m.
Police add Hafford became very confrontational with officers trying to force them off the property.
They will remain open through October 31st, with their normal business hours.
Skowhegan residents will decide between three options for the new facility, and the approximate cost.
This year due to the pandemic they brought the barbecue to them.
Cedar Street in Belfast can see over a thousand kids on Halloween night.
Last week 23-year-old Andrew McHugh of New York was killed after his car crashed into the Swan Lake Grocery store.
621 cases are active, that’s a decrease of 10 overnight.
They add Speed and Alcohol are believed to be factors in the crash.
Fulginiti had been missing for several days before a local campground owner found Fulginiti’s campsite, his dog and his boat stuck in the mud nearby.
58-year-old Scott Evans was pronounced dead at the scene.
John Lorenz is the owner of Sweet Relief in Northport.
The COVID-19 pandemic delayed the start but state officials now says they’re prepared for a safe opening of sales.
Dunlap says the state now faces a new challenge, an increase in absentee voting.
The former chief says he was fired for hiring an officer without the City Manager’s permission, and now believes the city is less safe.
Officials say they're dealing with outages mostly in Penobscot and Aroostook counties.
Maine DHHS says the facility was made aware earlier today that the plan they submitted does not meet all of the requirements for approval.
A new social media movement is encouraging you to do good.
She spoke with hospital and healthcare officials on a variety of topics.
Relatable stories for Mainers going through hardship.
The number of Mainers with continued unemployment claims is continuing to drop.
Linda Kennedy sets out a table at the end of her driveway every other weekend.
Courtney Cowan with Northeast Planning Associates in Madison is organizing free classes to help folks find appropriate Medicare coverage.
Wardens say the woman from York hasn’t been seen since her and two friends overturned their canoe on the lake Saturday night.
Conversations have now begun with how President Trump will look to fill that seat, with the election less than two months away.
The Trump campaign will hold a rally at Maine Military Supply on Wednesday at 6 p.m., doors will open at 5p.m.
The Flex Start Semester program offers a traditional college semester course load, in three fewer weeks.
This was the 29th Annual Award Ceremony and Tea for Mainers who are deaf.
Now much of the waste and recycling is winding up in landfills.
Scalp Cooling is designed to reduce hair loss while going through chemotherapy.
The passing of Major General Nelson Eckley Durgin was announced Sunday night.
We will update this story as information becomes available.
Owner, John Lorenz, has put in months of work with the state to make this happen.
Organizers for the event say even during this pandemic, it’s important we never forget that day.
15-year-old Garrett Sprague of Machiasport was riding his motorized bicycle on Port Road.
Last week, the Maine Department of Labor recorded 1,100 individuals filing for state aid and 1,700 for federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.
Unlike many who have struggled, Indian Hill Trading Post in Greenville has thrived all summer.
Businesses are coming up with new, innovative ideas to make up for some of their lost opportunities over the summer.
Many have taken that to mean they’re losing their healthcare coverage.
Organizers of the food drive say this pantry serves an important purpose.