Station: WPOR
Drop in Maine lobster catch might not be as bad as feared
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The state with the largest fishing industry for lobster likely experienced a drop in catch last year, but the dip in harvest was probably not as dramatic as initially feared.
State police investigating homicide in Newport
A homicide in the town of Newport is under investigation.
Report indicates no systemic flaws with CMP billing and metering system
One of two investigations into Central Maine Power’s billing and metering system uncovered no systemic flaws that would cause unusually high usage on utility bills.
North Waterboro man charged with shooting at construction workers is arrested again
A North Waterboro man who was released on bail after allegedly shooting at construction workers was arrested again the next day.
L.L. Bean rejects options for alternative headquarter locations
L.L. Bean’s headquarters is staying put in the Maine community where the mail-order company was founded.
Maine man charged with attempted murder for trying to shoot woman in her home multiple times
A man accused of hiding in the basement of a home in the town of Mexico and attempting to kill the woman who lives there faces several charges.
Florida man sentenced for credit card scheme that targeted Mainers
A Florida man will spend 27 months behind bars for a credit card scheme targeting people in multiple states including Maine.
Man sentenced for his role in fatally shooting a dog
One of two Maine men charged with killing a pug named Franky has been ordered to serve a year in jail.
Gov. Mills rolls out health care proposal as lawmakers return for new legislative session
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Gov. Janet Mills and Democratic legislative leaders have unveiled a health care proposal aimed at removing some copayments and combining markets to lower health care costs.
North Waterboro man charged with firing multiple shots at construction workers
A North Waterboro man was taken into custody after allegedly shooting at construction workers.




