Brittany McHatten
6 p.m. Anchor/Reporter
Bangor, ME
Brittany began her television career in Bangor in 2012, and after a few years working in Albany, New York, she's happy to be back in the place she now calls home.
Brittany got her start in news while attending Framingham High School in Massachusetts. She immediately became hooked on storytelling and went on to get her degree in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University.
Her favorite part of the job is getting to do something different every day and meeting new people along the way.
Born and raised just outside of Boston, she loves all things New England sports! When she's not at work you can catch her at UMaine games or at a concert with her husband, Tyson, and their son, Daniel.
A Greenfield family is picking up the pieces after losing their home in a fire Sunday morning.
Rockland Police need some help identifying a clumsy crook who they say burglarized a business Tuesday night.
A veterinarian in Brewer says she’s confident the mysterious illness affecting dogs across the country has arrived in Maine.
On this Giving Tuesday, a veterinary clinic in Brewer kicked off a raffle that will benefit animals in need.
Frozen broccoli is Harvesting Good’s first endeavor.
Organizers were expecting between 400-500 people.
Renys will mark 75 years in business in 2024. What better way to celebrate than by opening a new location in Bangor?
Nov. 16 is World Pancreatic Cancer Day, which is celebrated annually on the third Thursday of November.
It was a packed house at Jeff’s Catering in Brewer Wednesday morning for the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce’s early bird breakfast series.
At 103 years old, Ed Hendrickson proves you’re never too old to shake things up.
The hatchery says the salmon were killed humanely, and then buried in a safe place under the guidance of state and federal agencies.
The Belfast Soup Kitchen works year-round to combat food insecurity throughout Waldo County. That mission just got a bit easier thanks to a $50,000 grant.
The Stockton Springs woman who killed her three-year-old son is appealing her conviction and sentence.
Ed has a message of thanks as the cards keep rolling in.
Tuesday is the big night. Trick-or-treaters are out collecting as much candy as they can.
Bangor Police are pleading with the public to stop driving distracted.
All the ghouls and goblins will be out Tuesday night for Halloween.
Trick-or-treaters in the Bangor area have a new opportunity to get their hands on the goods this year.
As the manhunt for Robert Card continues, and with some areas of the state under a stay-in-place directive, it’s unknown how all that will impact the hunt.
The Bangor City Council has officially approved $441,540 in American Rescue Plan Act funding for a substance use disorder treatment organization.
The Somerset County Jail is paying out $133,273 in overtime wages following a federal ruling.
Paul “Butch” Jones has spent the last decade of his career instructing at UTC
Amber Follis and her two daughters, Daeshona and Daija, officially have the keys to their new home on Main Street in Orono.
With Halloween right around the corner there are haunted houses everywhere you look. But sometimes the scariest place of all can be your own home or office.
The Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland is celebrating a major grant of $600,000.
Mid-coast Maine communities got a shot in the arm Tuesday afternoon with the announcement of $86,988 federal grant.
If you’re in Orono this month, you may notice there’s a few new faces in town.
Matthew Pendleton, 48, appeared before a judge in Belfast this morning for a hearing on two motions to suppress evidence.
A piece of Maine history is on its way to a new home.
The historic schooner Victory Chimes is headed to the Big Apple.
Several Central Maine communities are banding together to support a local family going through a tough time.
The Downtown Bangor Partnership has announced a new date for its annual ARTober Sidewalk Art Festival.
A Penobscot man will spend 15 years in prison for conspiring to traffic fentanyl.
Signs on the benches ask users to put away their electronics and connect with each other.
Just a man and his Cricut.No, not Pinocchio. We’re talking about a Bangor native and his second-hand find that launched a new business.
Hirundo Wildlife Refuge in Old Town is home to some spectacular views of Maine’s fall foliage.
“Where else can you go at two in the morning and get an eclair?”
Both the standard flu shot and the high-dose version for those 65-and-older were available, as well as the most up-to-date COVID vaccine.
You may not recognize her face, but if you follow Maine Savings Amphitheater on Facebook, you’ve surely seen her work.
If you noticed some people had an extra pep in their step Friday, there’s a good reason why.
The City of Brewer held a homecoming Thursday afternoon for one of its own.
A man who stabbed his pregnant wife to death in Bangor more than 20 years ago went back before a judge Thursday morning.
School has been back in session for a few weeks now, but Bangor Police say drivers are the ones who need to learn a lesson.
Rep. Jared Golden and other members of Congress returned to the nation’s capital Tuesday ahead of Saturday’s deadline.
A Holden man charged with what prosecutors call “horrific sex crimes” against three girls pleaded guilty Monday.
Some Maine healthcare workers who left their jobs due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate are now returning to their old positions.
If dogs could talk, one pup from Carmel would have quite the tale to tell.
Friday marks the official start of Riverfest 2023.
After more than 100 years in business, the oldest convenience store in Hermon has new life.
