Maine

The Dennysville Congregational Church has been standing since 1834. Monday morning put that history to the test.

Bangor has a busy week of construction ahead, and between an overnight highway-area closure and several daytime paving jobs, it's one of those weeks where knowing your alternate routes actually pays off.

Two public pools in Maine closed this summer for the same reason — and neither town saw it coming quite so fast.

By Friday morning the boil water notice was lifted, but the past few days gave Bangor a real reminder of how much we rely on something most of us never think twice about.

It started with someone worried enough to pick up the phone. What deputies found when they arrived on State Road changed everything.

Two kids were in that car on Route 15 when the branch came down, killing the driver of the vehicle.

Thursday afternoon's storm moved through fast, but it left a long list of closed roads, downed lines, and rattled residents from Bangor to Eddington.

A water main break near Husson University sent crews scrambling Wednesday — and by evening, a big chunk of Bangor was under a boil water notice.

A multi-week investigation in Bangor ended Wednesday on Hammond Street — with a traffic stop, a K9 named Memphis, and nearly a pound of cocaine.

Bangor's got a busy Thursday ahead — road crews will be grinding down and repaving several streets, and if you park in the wrong spot, you will get towed.