South Portland

Yeah, it's nice weather we're having today. But, here's how we really know spring is coming.

Firefighters are hot. Firefighters on ice? Even hotter.

We got a lot of calls asking us why there are so many firetrucks around the Maine Mall this week. We have the answer from our s=heroes at the South Portland Fire Department:

If you've driven by Cash Corner recently, maybe you've seen the new fire station going up. The new Cash Corner Fire station in South Portland is getting near completion and it's looking good.. It looks like the April 1 deadline will be hit. South Portland has about 74 full-time firefi…

Socially distanced rideshare in Maine from r/Maine
 
Now, this is how to get around in a snowstorm! We found this snowboarder in South Portland this afternoon doing a "social distance rideshare."  This dude even took the jump!  This might be something NOT to do on Main…

Whenever you think of President Joe Biden's inauguration, you will always think of Bernie Sanders and those mittens - and now a South Portland teacher.

This has nothing to do with farming and everything to do with passing gas next to me.

If you're craving a warm, delicious donut right now, here's 11 places across Southern Maine where you'll find some amazing ones

I never thought I'd read this news in Portland, ME.

Last year the Friendly's in Augusta closed, and now it looks like all the rest of the Friendly's across the country will be liquidated to a Connecticut-based company as Friendly's has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

All summer long, as people have been trying to find alternative workout routines with the gyms being closed or restricted to limited capacities, the local area rec departments have come to the rescue with outdoor activities.

Despite 2020 changing up Cans for a Cure this year, South Portland Professional Firefighters Local 1476 really came through.

Did you know a woman was running for president?

A month ago, the farmer's Almanac came out, and they said this is going to be the coldest, snowiest winters on record for the state of Maine.

So here I was back at the beginning of the pandemic, thinking that we covered economic crisis would cause rents in Portland to drop

This occurrence is definitely something that, even in Maine, you don't see every day. Here are some questions I have; why is this happening?