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 Dark Downeast podcast explores Maine and New England true crime stories
Belfast Soup Kitchen guest "Pine Cone Billy" gets help securing an apartment after 10 years of homelessness
The students are creating and sharing media that promote vaccinations and advocate for equity in their distribution
Michael Deabler lost 111 pounds in 2019, earning international recognition
John and Eileen Williams own the Williams Family Farm in Clifton
Gov. Mills looks ahead to Maine's recovery from COVID-19 in part two of this special report.
Gov. Mills evaluates Maine's response to COVID-19 in part one of this special report.
Sheriff Troy Morton says all jail staff wear masks
Two adults and two children were in the building at the time
Officials believe the fire started around a chimney pipe on the second floor.
Against the advice of his attorney, Reeves spoke at his sentencing -- railing against the prosecution and his own defense.
A $90 million gift from the Harold Alfond Foundation is making all of this possible.
Go slow on the road, speed down the slopes
Justin Upton names woodworking business with a nod to career in healthcare
Police say Sunil Jones threw two Molotov cocktails at a Bangor apartment building
The bags were filled with items aimed at keeping those without shelter safe and warm.
Details are limited but there is visible damage to the front door.
The Hathaways hope to begin on Dec. 2 instead
One man was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries
Fewer than 20K were made during the same period in 2019
An avid skier and lover of lobster rolls, Hendrickson turns 100 Nov. 14
Ed Hendrickson flew dive bombers in WWII
Labor representative says both sides are happy with the new agreement
The Maine CDC has reported eight COVID-19 related deaths since last Wednesday
Maine is averaging 161 new cases per day over the last week.
Maine Department of Labor provides weekly update
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.