One year after historic high tide and subsequent damage, Higgins Beach is still dealing with the effects.

The storm ripped sidings off houses, dislodged propane tanks, turned up sidewalks, and left the area unrecognizable once it passed through. But while the effects of last year’s storm may seem in the rearview mirror, some in the community say bigger problems lie ahead.

PFAS in powder: New study from Colby College says forever chemicals could contaminate snowmaking

Research from the Waterville-based college found that snowmaking machines can carry PFAS from nearby contaminated water sources, which then gets sprayed all over ski trails and mountains.

Repairs Begin on Historic Babb’s Covered Bridge

Babb’s bridge could be open in time for Summer, maybe even Spring!

Maine Lawmakers to Consider Rolling Back Bag Regulations

Could plastic, single use bags be making a return?

Gov. Mills says health and safety of Mainers is top priority in next biennial budget proposal

Gov. Janet Mills on Friday unveiled her two-year budget proposal, which her administration says will require tightening purse strings to cover a budget gap.

New Service Coming to Rockland-Brunswick Rail Line

The Rockland Branch Railroad runs from Brunswick to Rockland.

Two New Arrests in October Steuben Vehicle Fire

The vehicle fire was reported on Oct. 13, 2024, on Pinkham Bay Bridge Road.

Police arrest two more people in connection with vehicle arson in Steuben

Fire investigators have arrested three people in connection with a vehicle fire in Steuben.

Police investigate reports of shots fired in Lewiston

Police say a building in Lewiston was struck by bullets Wednesday night.

Portland Fire Chief Says There’s Risk for Fires Similar to LA Outbreak

Portland is a densely populated city with many wooden structures, which makes the city vulnerable to fires.