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The department, which oversee the Maine State Police and the Capitol Police, took action after the FBI alerted local police that armed protests were being planned at every state capital in the United States

Governor Mills directs all U.S. and Maine flags at half staff from Monday until Wednesday at sunset

Four children and three adults escape burning home early Monday morning in Waterville

Authorities were called to the building about 1:30 p.m. Friday.

The company is releasing five, 15-minute episodes of ‘Mr. Ben’s Playhouse.’

13 new deaths, 540 new cases of coronavirus being reported by Maine CDC for Thursday, January 7th

The driving tour replaced the annual Festival of Lights parade in downtown Bangor.

63 year old Rick Crowe of Princeton saw a deer had gone through the ice on the lake Monday morning.

This offer starts Wednesday and runs until January 15th.

Maine turned 200 in 2020, and a slew of events celebrating the anniversary of statehood were put off because of the pandemic.

599 new coronavirus cases, 9 new deaths being reported by Maine CDC for Tuesday, January 5th

Sen. Angus King says, "Let’s call this what it is: an overt, corrupt attempt to overturn the will of the voters."

376 new cases of COVID-19 and 1 new death being reported by the Maine CDC for Monday, January 4th.

No matter how you approach fitness, getting yourself moving is a great antidote to the 2020 blues.

The iconic Johnny’s Family Restaurant is open, again, on Main Street.

Cases overall stand at 24,901 and 21,144 are confirmed.

When Versant Power was acquired by ENMAX earlier this year, part of the deal included a 10 percent increase in community investment each year over the next five years.

Piscataquis Regional Food Center received a major donation last week in support of their food distribution efforts.

Known as Norumbega Hall, the building at 40 Harlow Street has been purchased by Canuck Investments

Going forward, new or revised elements of the city charter will use either “they” or the title of the city position being referred to instead of “he” or “she.”

Regardless of your blood type, you can help. If you’re able to donate a kidney in Saucier’s name, it can put him at the top of the list if a match is found.

Messy weather on Christmas day prompt ski resorts in Maine to delay start times Saturday

Part of downtown Augusta still dealing with flooding issues after Christmas day storm

Volunteers efficiently prepared meals Christmas morning at the South Parish Congregational Church in Augusta. The event is a decades old tradition.

2020 has been a tough year so we’re taking some time to look back at our favorite stories from the year that made things feel a little brighter.

Limited data expected from Maine CDC through weekend

Power companies are prepping, and you should too.

A local 1st grade teacher was one of two Maine teachers to win a grand prize package in the Dunkin’ Raise a Cup to Teachers sweepstakes.

Hermon Mountain Ski Area is expected to open Saturday, weather permitting.

Dispatchers will put one out every ten minutes starting at 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve.