Station: WPOR
Loon counters find more chicks, fewer adults in Maine
Maine’s annual census of loons found slightly fewer adult birds but more chicks this year.
11 abuse suits filed since change in statute of limitations
The number of people suing over priest abuse is growing with three more lawsuits on Monday, bringing the total to nearly a dozen since the state loosened the statute of limitations last year.
Portland woman killed in single-vehicle crash in Aroostook County
A crash in the town of Sherman over the weekend left a Portland woman dead.
York County K-9 makes first drug bust
The newest K-9 with the York County Sheriff’s Office made his first drug bust over the weekend.
College holds vigil for 4 students killed in fiery crash
Several hundred students, faculty and local residents turned out Sunday evening for a candlelight vigil for four Maine Maritime Academy students killed in a fiery SUV crash.
Head-on crash in Turner leaves one dead, two injured
One woman was killed and two other people were injured in a head-on crash in Turner.
Four Students at Maine Maritime Academy Killed in Single Vehicle Crash
Four students at the Maine Maritime Academy were killed in a crash in Downeast Maine devastating the Maine Maritime Academy Community.
Double The Safe Amount of Uranium Found in Drinking Water in Turner Apartment
Seniors living at an apartment complex in turner haven’t been able to drink water from the tap after health officials detected naturally occurring uranium in the well water.
Search crews locate body of missing Saint George woman
The body of a missing Knox County woman was found in the water on Friday.
License suspended for former Maine prosecutor implicated in pot growing operation
A former Maine prosecutor who pleaded guilty to her role in an illegal marijuana operation has had her license suspended for nine months.




