Newsletter

Another Portland business won't be reopening as the owner of MJ's Wine Bar announces its permanent closure on social media

We have another case we need your help on. This one comes from our heroes at the Rochester Police Department. It seems there was a theft of fuel oil at the Rochester Country Club. There could be a cash reward if you can help solve this caper.

According to the Maine CDC's Wednesday update, the cumulative number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Maine is now at 45,091.

Portland Old Port shared the good news. Look for familiar fare like lobster rolls all the way to vegan comfort food!

Expect a handful of downtown Portland roads to close to accommodate outdoor dining again this year.

Congdon's After Dark in Wells will be returning for the 2021 season!

According to the Maine CDC's Monday update, the cumulative number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Maine is now at 44,762.

Welcome to March! As we look forward to Mud Season really kicking in, we look back to some of the best Maine vanity license plates we saw on the roads this past month.

You all have done a great job of late, helping police identify people in Rochester two weeks ago and in Westbrook last week. Let's see if we can't help out the Auburn PD this week

The most delicious time of year is here! Here's everything you need to know about Maine Restaurant Week!

After a months long contest, the winner of the HGtv 'Urban Oasis' opts not to move to Portland, leaving the renovated gem up for sale

Between now and March 16, make sure to get us a pic of them for a chance to shower your forever friend with $500 in pet supplies. It could be their lucky day.

Normally, when we think of scorpions, we probably think of them crawling around in a desert (often in the Middle East) tormenting adventurers.  While that is true, they can also be found a lot closer to home. A LOT closer to home. As in, there could be scorpions living in your home...

While most people either think of the brown-colored lobster or the bright-red cooked ones, those aren't the only colors seen on these clawed sea creatures.

After more than a decade in Portland's Old Port, Binga's Stadium will move into an old diner location along Forest Avenue this spring

The owners are asking for help finding out who did it.