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According to WABI TV 5, a new Maine law that seeks to reduce the penalties of possessing certain types of drug paraphernalia has now gone into effect.

With the bigger location, Stetson says she's excited to now offer other vendors space to sell their vintage items and handmade crafts.

According to WABI TV 5, an incident that occurred in Belfast on Monday afternoon has left a 9-year-old boy dead.

If we had a dollar for every scam that we needed to warn our audience about, we wouldn't have to come to work to write articles warning our audience about scams.

You may recall the initial story surfacing around Thanksgiving of 2020. Well, a split jury has found the defendant guilty on charges of animal cruelty.

According to WABI TV 5, Hannaford is now the first grocery store chain in the entire region to say that they send no food at all to landfills.

Her name is Rite Losee, and she just completed her winter 'hike for health', completing 400 miles of hiking.

A six-year-old Belfast boy is being credited for what authorities are saying was a 'life-saving 911 call'.

It's hard to believe that one of the greatest natural disasters to ever hit Maine happened 23 years ago.

Yesterday several Bangor schools alerted parents at 7:30 in the morning that no buses would be coming for their children

To be clear on the matter, your pet can still potentially fly with you, they'll just have to do so in the cargo-hold and for an added fee.
According to WABI TV 5, the new policy will take effect this coming Monday (1-11-2021), however if you purchased a ticket prior to the announcement of the policy …

The best part of all this is that the more dogs being fostered means fewer dogs in shelter kennels.

Last week we ran a story regarding the recall of fresh pizza dough that only affected the Saco Hannaford. This issue has now grown to a chain-wide recall of all cheese and fresh dough produced by Portland Pie Company.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, there should be no such thing as sick kids. Ever.

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.

After hundreds of thousands of Mainers just got their power back after days without, experts say it's time to brace for another likely scenario of widespread outages