Maine

Part of me wishes I had been alive in Orono during the time of what sounds like such fun-but the mom in me is grateful none of my kids had the opportunity to try it!

Imagine using your backyard as a hunting ground! In Maine, some folks are putting squirrels in the crosshairs for more than just pest control.

It’s amazing how a community can rally together. A heartfelt gesture turned a loss into a moment of joy for a young boy.

Imagine bringing home a prized catch, only to find out it’s tainted. That’s the reality for some hunters in Maine right now.

The scene has shifted on Mill Street, where a longstanding Mexican eatery has closed. Local eyes are on the property’s new owners and their plans.

What started as a simple idea during tough times has turned into a dazzling local tradition that lights up the winter nights.

As we lose more of our beloved shops, it’s a bittersweet reminder of the joy and nostalgia tied to shopping in person.

Pats Pizza has been serving up slices of nostalgia since 1931. A recent video brings back memories of the faces behind the counter and the community they built.

With a vintage Slush Puppie machine and homemade goodies, this new eatery is sure to be a hit for locals and visitors alike.

Change is in the air near the Airport Mall, where an old driving range is making way for a new rehabilitation center that promises to transform lives.

The battle between nature and our coastlines rages on. Thanks to some dedicated students, we’re learning just how much damage those winter storms really did.

Late summer’s here, and with it comes the Hickory Tussock Moth Caterpillar—fascinating to observe but not so friendly to the touch.

With the drought deepening, Maine is feeling the pinch in more ways than one. The ripple effects are reaching from farms to your backyard.

In a heartfelt move, a beloved donut shop in Old Town is closing its doors, but the story behind it is all about family priorities.

In the heart of Winter Harbor, one lobsterman is taking a unique approach to show the world what fishing life is all about.

At 80, Betty Kellenberger just proved that age is no barrier to dreams, tackling the Appalachian Trail like a true legend.