Kennebec River

The Kennebec River has been named one of America's most iconic. Do you agree?

Who's thirsty? The Kennebec Brewfest is happening on August 3!

The Kennebec River's whitewater is truly unique. No wonder it was named one of the best in the country.

Maine's river system is one of the largest in the country. Here is a look at the 10 longest in the state, and what attracts people to them.

The December storm knocked out power for hundreds of thousands, caused floods and road closures, and even took lives, resulting in near record-high water levels for the Saco, Kennebec, and Androscoggin Rivers.

The Maine coastline is only made more beautiful with its iconic lighthouses. However, there's much more to Maine's lighthouse history than the few that have been made famous. Here's a tour of all the lighthouses from Kittery to the Midcoast.

Want to swim down the Kennebec? Run along the Rail Trail?

The last 24 hours have produced a nearly perfect recipe to cause localized flooding here in Central Maine.

According to the Kennebec Journal, there's going to be an extension by more than a mile to an existing trail system in Vassalboro, Maine. The town of Vassalboro is in there sestercentennial, which means it has been 250 years since the original incorporation...

Many of us, especially if we have children, have seen the Pixar movie Up.  That's the movie where the old man, accompanied by a young stowaway, us helium balloons to fly the man's house to South America. Seemingly inspired by that movie, magician / illusionist David Blaine recently  announced that he intends to fly across the Hudson River using only a bundle of balloons...

Melting snow from last week's storm, and today's heavy rains, is making flood potentially possible

The only thing i know for sure is that it is not a sturgeon

Two teenagers were out for a walk near Carey Lane along the Kennebec River on Friday. One of the teens decided to walk out on to the river to test the ice

Ever year around mid October we try and get a few friends together for a Sunday river run from Gardiner to Bath.

Yes, I said losers. Even though we don't know who did this, officials seem pretty confident that this was indeed an act of senseless vandalism.

According to the Augusta PD Facebook page, the Kennebec River crested earlier today (April 21st). While the water level has fallen a little, it's still crazy high. Check out this video: