Local News

What’s going on this weekend? Who’s playing where? Every Friday we’ll feature your weekend nightlife options in the area!

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A Maine Warden Service plane had to make an emergency landing on the highway this morning.

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The Greater Bangor Convention & Visitors Bureau will be presenting a variety of both walking and bus tours this year, really interesting stuff.

The Devil's Half Acre walking tour explores bangor's dark side back in the mid 1800s, where brothels, saloons and over crowded housing ran rampant. 

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Real talk with the King!

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Volunteers are needed to help get Fort Knox ready for the season! Opening day for Fort Knox is May 1st, but some spring maintenance needs to be done first. Bring your rake, shovel, leaf blower, or other helpful tools and join in the fun!

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This past Friday night during the intense manhunt for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in Watertown, MA, an act of kindness by a Brookline police officer was photographed, and that photo has gone "viral".

During the lock down in the area, Officer John Bradley was informed that a baby needed milk

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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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There will be plenty of fun and information this Saturday at Center Drive School in Orrington, as the town holds a Spring fair and Safety Day. It's a great chance for the kids to have some fun and for the whole family to learn more about law enforcement and search & rescue!

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Yankee Magazine’s Travel Guide to New England, that hits newsstands on April 23rd, has announced this year’s “Best of New England — Editors’ Choice” winners. This designation is award

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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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