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As of late, we have seen an increased amount of accidents and fenders benders due to distracted driving. Here is what you can and can not do while driving in Maine.

I've been lucky that everywhere that I've lived in Maine my tap water has tasted really good. Visitors from out of state would sometimes cringe to see us drink tap water, until they tasted it.

Maine.gov has some great advice for us to avoid the effects of the browntail moth caterpillar.

January has been designated as Maine Radon Action Month. Radon is a very real problem here in Maine.

Maine's Secretary of State is trying to clear up the confusion surrounding the Real ID that goes into effect here in Maine as of October 2020.

According to News Center Maine, those nasty, itch-inducing brown tail moth caterpillars are back in a big way this year. The threat is so real that there's actually a 211 line to call for information.

Towns and cities across Maine are working like crazy to fill in and patch potholes, the season is here.

According to WGME, a new program to reduce the number of lead poisoning cases in Maine each year has been approved.

According to WMTW, phone scammers have found yet another way to get your personal information, by convincing you to register to vote over the phone.

According to Maine.gov, browntail moths will voraciously devour your lovely leafy trees and flowers. They find fruit trees especially tasty. Oh, and they give you a miserable rash with their poisonous hairs.

This heavy snow can damage roofs, especially flat roofs, older roofs or roofs that have issues. according to Maine.gov it's important to clear them off.