From WCME News 9: In Brunswick, police are crediting an unnamed passerby with pulling a driver from a burning car on Route 1 southbound. When police arrived at the scene they found a 2008 Hyundai off the road and in flames. The driver was later taken...
In Bath, police report the seizure of 17 and a half pounds of processed marijuana from the residence of Joseph Plummer and Alison Hartill at 5 Bumpy Hill Road, where they went initially on a child custody complaint. The two are said to have ultimately...
Maine Republican senator Susan Collins, in a Washington Post op-ed, says she won't be supporting Donald Trump. By Susan Collins The writer, a Republican, represents Maine in the Senate. I will not be voting for Donald Trump for president. This is not a decision I make lightly, for...
Some more snow today--patchy blowing snow likely beginning to fall shortly after noon. One to two inches of accumulation this afternoon, another two to four inches tonight, and another 1-2 inches are expected tomorrow afternoon. The National Weather Service says the southern Maine coast is...
Update from WCME News 9 State police are investigating the discovery of a fatal accident along I-295 in Gardiner--an accident that may have happened a week ago. 27-year-old Ian Carter of Lincoln Avenue in Gardiner was found dead inside a vehicle that went off the road...
Just one week after the report of a rape by a female Bowdoin College student, the college and Brunswick have another assault on their hands. According to an e-mail from Bowdoin staff tdo students, another female student was walking alone Tuesday evening on Potter Street...
Auto sales revenue is significantly higher in Maine than it was last year, but it is not because we are buying more vehicles. We are buying larger and more expensive vehicles, like trucks and SUVs. At Maine Revenue Services, they say retail automotive sales in...
We think you'll agree that this is a mesmerizing shot--from the lens of the artist/photographer kdb-Karen Dominguez in Bath....
At the Pentagon, they are considering the possible cancellation of construction of the U-S-S Lyndon B. Johnson, the last of three Zumwalt-class destroyers, being built at Bath Iron Works, and already more than 40 percent complete. Bloomberg News say it's a question to be reviewed...
A threat from Governor LePage to give major regulatory power over water back to the federal environmental protection agency would likely result in long delays in water permitting. So says Ken Moraff, the director of the agency's water quality office. The governor is frustrated by...