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It was a yearly tradition in the '80s and '90s, and at the time, it was the largest parade in the state.

November 1, 2014, was the day we lost Bruce Glasier, and Lee Goldberg posted what I think is one of the best Fifth Quarter openings ever in remembrance of him.

According to WCSH, the lines were long for people applying to adopt neglected dogs that were rescued in August from a home in Brunswick.

April Plourde of Skowhegan was in the right place at the right time and was able to snap a pic of a very rare white squirrel.

According to WCSH, President Trump is once again using Aerosmith's music at his rallies.

Chris started at WCSH in 1986 as a producer and then went on to become a reporter covering so many stories that affected the lives of Mainers.

The wind storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of Mainers, some of who feed their families through food stamps. Many lost all of the food in their refrigerator and freezer and can't afford to replace it.

Jacob Thompson is only nine years old and this will be his last Christmas with us. He has been battling cancer for the past three years and it is terminal. Jacob loves Christmas and because of his health, he'll be celebrating it next weekend at the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital.

The Boy Scouts have announced that they will start accepting girls into the organization. According to WCSH, the new program will begin in 2019 and girls will be able to work their way up to Eagle Scout. The Girl Scouts are not happy with with the initiative, and believe that the Boy Scouts are poaching their girls out of financial need...

Many Maine families depend on their school's free Lunch and Breakfast Programs to provide nutrition to their children. When summer comes it can be very difficult for some families to provide those two meals. According to WCSH, there is a free meal program for kids through No Kid Hungry...

City officials from Lewiston are responding to the social backlash following their city being named to a Forbes "best of America" list over the weekend.

The Maine Chief Medical Examiner has released the official cause of death for Meteorologist Tom Johnston. It was "hypothermia from environmental exposure." From WCSH 6: Learn more and get help from the Maine Suicide Prevention Program