News Source: 560 WGAN Newsradio
One person injured after tractor-trailer collides with train in Prospect
A freight train collided with a tractor-trailer at a railroad crossing in Waldo County on Monday.
Fire damages multiple businesses in Oxford, pauses races at Oxford Plains Speedway
Races at Oxford Plains Speedway were halted due to the smoke caused by the fire at large commercial building.
Several people injured in accident involving Monster Truck in Topsham
Two people were sent to the hospital plus other injuries occurred when a Monster Truck got tangled up in a utility wire and brought down a pole onto spectators on Saturday.
In a WGAN Interview Senator Collins Sounds Alarm on Illegal Marijuana Grows in Maine
Senior Senator Susan Collins joined Inside Maine host Shawn Moody to discuss an issue that she has been fighting with a vengeance- the many Chinese marijuana growing operations that have been busted in Maine, along other with other current topics
Maine man killed in crash in Somerset County lost consciousness at the wheel, passenger says
A crash in Hartland on Thursday left one man dead.
Bust at Somerset County pot growing site leads to seizure of hundreds of plants
Police have busted another illegal marijuana growing operation in Maine.
Toddlers rescued after wandering away from home in Franklin County
Maine game wardens rescued a three-year-old and a two-year-old after they got lost in the woods in Franklin County Wednesday evening.
Lawsuit alleges racial harassment at a Maine company that makes COVID-19 swabs
BANGOR, Maine (AP) — A Maine-based company that makes COVID-19 test swabs is being sued for allegedly condoning or refusing…
Disaster declaration issued for April snowstorm that caused millions in damage in Maine
A powerful late-season snowstorm that caused millions of dollars in damage in Maine was a major disaster, the federal government has declared.
Bangor WWII pilot receives memorial 80 years after death
Lt. Austin “Ozzie” Rodney Keith received a memorial plaque earlier this month with the help of local historian and author David Bergquist.




