Maine Fire

When all was said and done, the State Fire Marshal classified the fire as "undetermined" citing several accidental causes that may have played a hand in the fire.

As of this week, they have released another statement saying they are now partially open.

Firefighters from multiple towns worked together to contain a blaze at an Orrington auto shop Monday evening.

Most area school administrators say they are taking things hour by hour, and will continue to inform parents of the steps they are taking to help keep staff and students safe.

Authorities say that a lightning strike during a weekend storm caused a garage to catch fire in Bangor. Assistant Chief Andrew Emery with the Bangor Fire Department says an elderly couple living at 679 Hammond St. was at home with their dog at the time of the strike but did not know the garage behind them was on fire...

Human remains taken from the structure that caught fire have been transported to Augusta for identification.

The State Fire Marshal's Office is looking into what may have caused a fire that ripped through the old Bank building on Penobscot Avenue in Millinocket this weekend.

Authorities say a deadly fire that broke out at a home in Old Town early Sunday morning, was not set intentionally, but rather an accident.

The story goes on to say firefighters have been transporting water to the scene, and that crews are expected to be at the site of the fire all day.