Central Maine News

According to a Facebook post from Jennifer Cummings Blanche, a blue Polaris Slingshot was stolen out of their Gardiner driveway

Authorities from several agencies arrived on scene in Richmond yesterday after an altercation that led to one woman suffering an apparent heart attack.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the accident happened early Monday morning near the Big Apple on Norridgewock Road.

a pair of Benton men have been arrested and charged with burglary following multiple break-ins in Benton and Belgrade.

We have not received word on the condition of the driver and if there were any other vehicles, besides the one pictured, involved in the Friday morning crash.

with so much unrest in the world around us and our news-feeds being filled with arguments and negativity, sometimes we just need a daily distraction.

One man is killed and one sustained serious injuries when their car entered the roadway in the path of an oncoming log truck

The name Lisa Wardwell is one that most Central Mainer's are familiar with. Behind her bubbly personality is a woman who knows her stuff in the restaurant industry.

According to WGME, two Maine men have both been charged with possessing child pornography.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the longstanding central Maine children's museum will close it's Augusta doors permanently and work on moving into its new location in Waterville. According to the museum's director, Amarinda Keys, they plan to buy the First Congregational United Church of Christ which is on Eustis Parkway in Waterville...

With the COVID-19 pandemic changing the way the entire world operates, Mainers have had to get really creative about how to do seemingly normal things.

According to WMTW their are some rules that will accompany this temporary change. We have the verbiage and the specifics of each one of those new rules below.

According to WMTW, Governor Janet Mills says she's likely to extend Maine's stay at home order that is set to expire April 30th.

One of the biggest worries about the current COVID-19 crisis is the fear of a second COVID-19 crisis & according to health experts, that is likely to come this fall.

A man from Lewiston has died following a tragic accidental fire Saturday night at his home on Cottage Street. According to the Kennebec Journal, 57 year old Gary Labonte was in his yard working on his car. He was working on replacing the fuel pump, and in doing so had drained the contents of the vehicle's gas tank into fuel cans on the lawn...

Given the current situation, a random act of kindness can go a really long way. And that's exactly what happened at Statewide Towing on Thursday night.