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It’s an alarmingly low score for Maine when it comes to innovation—but is improvement on the horizon?

The ‘Die Young’ and ‘We R Who We R’ singer has announced her 2026 tour, which includes two concerts scheduled for our region.

The Tennessee forward from southern Maine led the Volunteers in field goal percentage in their win over Virginia on Sunday evening.

Cruise the streets of Bangor with Google Maps and see how much the city has changed in just 18 years.

The Boston Red Sox’s minor league team based in southern Maine has jumped on a recent trend, and fans are loving it.

The threat of a cyber attack prompted a nationwide company to pause their ignition interlock systems briefly, while they responded to it.

From the local diamond to the big leagues, Matt Pushard is ready to make his mark with the Cardinals. The countdown to opening day is on!

Who knew that a household staple could double as garden armor? It's the unexpected twist every gardener needs.

Mark your calendars! April 7th brings not just baseball, but a chance for kids to enjoy the game without spending a dime. Sounds like a win-win!

What began as a single complaint has unraveled into a complex case, revealing a dark side to a young man's life in our town.

As major stores close their doors at the Bangor Mall, one local business owner is making a heartfelt move. Change is in the air.

A $75 million vision for Bangor’s future is on the table. Will the community embrace this ambitious project or raise concerns?

The senator from Massachusetts has officially backed the oyster farmer over the current governor, who is running for the same Senate seat.

A legendary Maine diner was picked as one of the best "mom & pop" restaurants in America,

What started as a simple traffic stop quickly spiraled into a major drug bust. The numbers are staggering—wait until you hear about the haul.

Bangor’s dining scene just got more exciting. A new Indian restaurant is set to open, later this month.

In the wake of a terrible blaze in Winn, five people escaped, but one life was lost. Details ahead.

This isn’t just another game; it’s a showcase of our community's youth, all while raising funds for Shriners Children’s hospitals. What a way to give back!