Sebago Lake

Whether you’re in the market for a private island or new home or not, you should definitely check this place out.

Maine's Sebago Lake is the deepest lake in the state. Did you know that beneath the surface lie relics of World War II?

The bird of prey even showed of its "butterfly" technique while swimming on Sebago Lake.

Maine had a record number of visitors to state parks in 2021. Here is a closer look at the Top 10 most visited.

Does Maine get tornadoes? You bet.

Amazing images captured of Maine's Sebago Lake's ice formation resemble another planet.

Maine's second biggest lake looked and sounded like the ocean during the recent Nor'easter.

After a successful ice fishing derby this past weekend, one man found hundreds and hundreds of fish and became outraged. He's not alone.

One thing is for sure, Mainers love to fish almost as much as they love bragging about their fish.

Hauntings along a shoreline, inside a chapel and from a long-deceased nun make this the most haunted college campus in Maine

It's so clear it looks like they are skating on glass. I was going to say water but I didn't want to deal with "ice is water, just frozen you dummy!"

A man escaped but his two dogs did not when his car plunged off the Frye Island ferry into Sebago Lake.

Hauntings along a shoreline, inside a chapel, and from a long-deceased nun make this the most haunted college campus in Maine.

Did you know that the largest island in Sebago Lake is actually its own town?

Paul Severino, who is opening the new restaurant, is the son of John who ran the Sportsman's Grill for 50 years.

After catching the giant, he got some pics, and sent the big guy back on his way, unharmed.