Station: WPOR
Worries grow as deadline for whale-friendly gear draws near
Several lobstermen and the governor want NOAA Fisheries to delay the new rules.
Maine might switch to electronic vehicle lien, title system
Secretary of State Shenna Bellows says an electronic title system would help prevent a backlog from recurring.
Maine National Guard troops return from deployment to Africa
The 130 soldiers worked to provide security and enhance partnerships in the Horn of Africa region.
More Maine public employees might be able to retire earlier
The lawmakers say that plan allows some public employees to retire at age 55 when they have 10 years of service.
Man dies in Harrison snowmobile crash
A Naples man is dead after a snowmobile accident Saturday morning.
Sunday January 23 is the last day to shop in South Portland without a mask
A mask mandate for indoor public places takes effect in South Portland on Monday
An attempt to bail a friend out of jail with counterfeit money leads to major drug bust in Auburn
Next time you attempt to bail a friend out of jail with fake cash take the car that DOESN’T have the drugs in it!
Police need your help locating a man they say robbed the Rusty Lantern in Lisbon Saturday Morning
Your help is being requested finding a suspect in an armed robbery in Lisbon Falls Saturday Morning
Maine Rep. joins push to strengthen ties with Iceland
Democratic Rep. Chellie Pingree says it’s time to strengthen ties with Iceland, which is already a significant trading partner with the U.S.
Driver accused in fatal crash in Acadia asks for plea
The driver charged with manslaughter and drunken driving in a crash in Acadia National Park that killed three people has asked for a plea hearing in a court filing.




