death

We've lost a legendary broadcaster and a friend to those of us here at Townsquare Media who had the pleasure of working with J.J. Jeffrey.

Emma Pierce, in Gray Maine, lost her one-and-a-half-year-old golden retriever to a bag of chips...

This woman is amazing and being hailed a hero.

It's a sad topic, but one we should discuss.

Have you ever had those big questions roll around in your head, like what happens when we die? Maybe it's after someone passes away or, if you're like me, on a random Tuesday. Where did my loved one actually go after they passed? What IS death, exactly? If so, there's a group out of Stratham, New Hampshire, that has events around the Seacoast that you might like to go to.

Here are the top 10 causes of death in Maine, how they affect you and what you can do to try to prevent them.

This is not as rare as you may think it is. Are you allowed to bury a loved one on your own property in Maine?

This local street wanderer, Punk Icee, has recently passed away. If you're familiar with the L/A area, you undoubtedly recognize this figure, and the community is now mourning the loss.

Losing a loved one can be devastating, but here are the rules you need to know before spreading their ashes to keep yourself out of trouble.

A popular concern for some homebuyers is if there was a death in the home that they are interested in buying. If there was, is that information even required to be disclosed in Maine?

Before we moved to South China in 2001, my family lived in a good sized neighborhood in Randolph, Maine. There were tons of neighborhood kids my age, and it was the 90s, so we spend most our time outside.

Television shows and movies have sensationalized how dangerous Maine can be as fictional murders have outpaced real ones for nearly 40 years

According to an article published by WGME News 13, a 15-year-old has been found deceased at the YMCA of Auburn Lewiston. The news station reports that the teen was found deceased on Friday of last week. Police say they responded to the scene to find the child unresponsive. WGME is ...

A weird story happened in Maine a few years ago that got us thinking about dead people, and where we put them.

The family of a Lewiston Woman, who drowned at Smalls Falls this weekend is now asking the public for help with the funeral arrangements and for her four children.

This photo of the bottom of my wife's Jeep Cherokee should serve as a gentle reminder to be extra vigilant and aware of your surroundings when driving on Maine roads this summer. To be fair, you can mow down animals at any time of the year here in the Pine Tree State, but summertime always seems to be when there are more animals than ever in the roadway...