Brittany McHatten
Morning Anchor/Reporter
Bangor, ME
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Brittany began her television career in Bangor, and after a few years working in Albany, New York, she’s back!
Brittany’s roots in morning news began at Framingham High School in Massachusetts. She went on to get her degree in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University. She now joins Joy and Todd on the TV5 Morning News.
Born and raised just outside of Boston, Brittany loves all things New England sports! When she’s not at work you can catch her at UMaine games or on the Bangor Waterfront for country concerts with her husband, Tyson.
The families represented in the lawsuit are from Orrington, Glenburn, and Palermo.
Initial unemployment claims are up slightly from the previous week
Maine Department of Labor issues warning about phishing scam
The group is studying the development of artificial kidney tissue
Voting will take place in the school cafeteria
Stuff the Cruiser event happening Saturday in Madison
It's the first time in more than a month the number of Mainers making initial unemployment claims dropped below 2,000.
They're asking for items such as peanut butter and jelly
While many venues across the county remain shuttered, the Penobscot Theatre Company is turning the lights back on digitally.
Authorities believe the men were living in the woods the entire time
This is the fourth-straight week initial claims have been back above 2,000
All 500 healthy meal kits were distributed to local families.
The number for the Maine FrontLine WarmLine is 221-8196.
Upcoming locations include Bangor and Belfast
“Supporting our Maine agricultural producers in their innovative business activities helps them to remain competitive and thriving."
A full breakdown of the funding will come in the following days
Kennebec County had the largest increase overnight, with five new COVID-19 cases reported.
John Wesley Clement, 22, of Bangor and Mollie Robichaud, 19, of Brewer were arrested.
Androscoggin County is reporting four new cases and an increase of three active cases.
The person who tested positive is associated with Windsor Elementary School
Brian, Karin and their daughter Sierra sail the world on their 53-foot sailboat, Delos
Retired wildlife biologist Richard Hoppe will spend a few weeks assisting Hurricane Laura victims with the American Red Cross
EMCC is asking for non-perishable donations for its student food pantry
With many Maine students facing some level of remote learning this fall, demand for laptops is overwhelming local businesses.
NextStep is offering a training session for volunteers
The craft fair is scheduled for Sept. 5
Police say an axle issue is to blame for the crash
If you see him call 911 or the Bangor Police Department at 947-7384
The names will continue to run on the scoreboard until Tuesday, Sept. 1
More than half a dozen students have received some sort of disciplinary action so far.
The money comes from the Northern Border Regional Commission, a federal-state partnership aimed at supporting communities in need.
Tyron Fox pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Unity recently laid off 15% of staff, is looking into selling main campus
St. John's Episcopal Church is collecting supplies on Saturday, August 22nd.
Maine Children's Home is hoping to fulfill its wish list by September 16th, 100 days before Christmas.
The Gratitude Flag Project is asking people to make flags for an upcoming display in West Market Square.
The food drive takes place Saturday, August 8th at the Hannaford parking lot on Wilson Street.
Rural Development investment will be use for various projects and upgrades.
College of the Atlantic and Marine Mammals of Maine will receive nearly $100,000 each.
If a tree falls in the woods, there's a chance Shawn Bennett isn't far behind to hear it.
Thanks to a partnership with The Broad Institute, College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor is testing everyone who returns to campus this fall for COVID-19.
The Maine Department of Labor is analyzing an increase in unemployment claims for the week ending July 11th.
Secretary of State Matt Dunlap will hold a hearing Thursday, July 16th regarding signatures submitted by U.S. Senate candidate Max Linn.