Station: WPOR
Peak foliage arrives a little late in northern Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Peak leaf-peeping conditions have arrived in northern and western Maine, albeit a little later than typical.
Ski lodge, church join list of endangered historic places
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine Preservation has added a historic church and a shuttered ski lodge to its list of most endangered historic places in the state.
COVID-19 hospitalizations drop in Maine
BANGOR, Maine (AP) Hospitals are getting some relief from COVID-19 with a drop of more than a quarter in patients hospitalized with the coronavirus.
A man out on bail is arrested again for the same crime
An Arundel man arrested twice over a 19-day period for similar crimes is now in custody on State and Federal Charges
The latest COVID-19 Surge in Maine continues to ease with 467 new cases Friday
Positive signs the latest surge of COVID-19 is coming to an end, at least easing up a bit.
Two bicyclists injured in separate accidents in Portland this week
Two different people riding bicycles were injured 2 days apart on Forest Avenue.
Maine reports 680 coronavirus cases, 1 death
(WGAN/AP) The Maine CDC reported 680 new cases of COVID-19 and one additional death Thursday.
Former Senate candidate accused of threatening man with gun
ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP) A former U.S. Senate candidate pointed a gun at a former campaign staffer in a dispute over a cryptocurrency investment, according to court documents.
COVID outbreak prompts lockdown at Maine jail
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A Maine county declared an emergency at its jail due to a COVID-19 outbreak and a lack of corrections officers.
Public utility backers seek to thwart debt approval hurdle
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The tug of war over the future of Central Maine Power is continuing behind the scenes, with utility opponents seeking to thwart a referendum to require voter approval for long-term debt for the proposed buyout.




