Susan Patten

BANGOR, Maine -- The Orono man accused of killing a Glenburn teenager is being held without bail after a Wednesday morning appearance at the Penobscot Judicial Center in Bangor.

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BANGOR, Maine -- Police have charged an Orono man with murder in connection with the death of a  missing 15-year-old Glenburn girl, whose body police believe they found last night in the woods of Old Town.

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Around 9:30 last night Maine Wardens discovered a body in an undisclosed wooded area.

While a positive identification has not yet been made, police have notified the family that they believe the body is that of 15-year-old Nichole Cable who's been the subject of an intense search effo

She's been living a mother's worst nightmare this past week, and yet Kristine Wiley's been on site today thanking the volunteers who have stopped to bring her words of encouragement before setting out to search for clues in the disappearance of her daughter

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Police have expanded their search for a missing Glenburn girl, enlisting the help of several outside law enforcement agencies including the FBI and the Maine Warden Service.

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A mother desperate to find her daughter has turned to police and social media to get help.

Kristine Wiley says her 15 year old daughter has not been heard from since Sunday night.

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The Bangor Police Department says starting next week things will get a bit complicated for motorists who use the Joshua Chamberlain Bridge between the cities of Bangor and Brewer and the project's expected to last into November

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The Maine State House, known to many by its patina-green dome, will be getting a new copper top. Legislative leaders have approved a plan to remove the present copper covering, which has grown thin and leaky over the 103 years it’s been in place, and replace it with new copper.

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Bangor Police want to thank the public for their help in locating a man who's been accused of hurting a child. He's been captured and is currently in custody.

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Bangor's City Manager Catherine M. Conlow announced today the appointment of Mark J. Hathaway of Bangor, ME., as Chief of the Bangor Police Department, subject to the confirmation of the Bangor City Council at its regular meeting on May 13th. Chief Hathaway was selected from a field of thirty eight applicants, four of whom recently interviewed for the position.

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