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Thanks to a recent PC Mag study, we now know the most hated app in every state in the US, including New Hampshire.

With sports betting in Maine technically becoming legal over a year ago, the state of Maine has finally allowed players to place their first bets. There are two apps to choose from that both come with some added incentives.

A new study from PC Mag reveals the most hated apps in every state, and Maine has decided to stand alone in firmly hating TikTok.

Following two years of complains from cord cutting fans, NESN has officially launched their own standalone streaming service for Red Sox and Bruins games

From parking, to dining, make Portland-ing (and beyond!) easier with these apps.

With the app you can get surprise goodie bags of surplus items at deeply discounted prices. Participating establishments include Cheese Louise, Yordprom and more!

WMTW anchor Allison Ross shared a handwritten note sent to her from a grandfather asking if she would consider dating his grandson

We don't know of any radio station that has ever given away their own archives of music. Then again, there's never ever been a radio station like the Blimp. From our days in the Litchfield double-wide to our time in Auburn, to our 30 years here at One City Center, we've been fortunate to amass one of the largest collections of Rock and Roll on the planet. And this month we have been giving away to you...one album at a time! Original vinyl that has been played on WBLM turntables for 20, 30, sometimes 40+ years! Not to worry, we bought all these classic albums on 8-track, cassette, vinyl, CD, Blue-Ray, DAT, and any other way we could have over the years, so we still multiples of EVERYTHING. Now, the original vinyl we are giving away may not be in the best, most PRISTINE shape, but they are well worn and well-loved....just like all of us!

Assemble a team of allies and then test your hand at an app-based zombie apocalypse scavenger hunt through Portland, Maine

Mainers could enjoy some free breakfast on Monday, March 2nd from McDonald's if you're willing to jump through a little hoop

A new app is on the market, and if you or someone you know has used a fake ID in Maine, now's the time to retire it.

U2 now has a 100-foot-long LED screen that you are supposed to point your phone at during shows to get some sort of "enhanced" experience through an app.

A friend of mine told me about this app, and all of a sudden, I don't mind this cold weather as much!

The City of Portland has created a new app for for your smartphone so you can report potholes, bad sidewalks and anything else that needs city attention. it's called Fit It! Portland and it's pretty cool. The app uses GPS to get the location of the problem and you can even upload a photo so City officials can see what the problem is...