Spring

It's not your imagination, the ticks, mosquitos and black flies have been terrible in 2019 and there's one specific reason why

We all know and (some of us) love the quintessential Maine summer staple, fiddleheads. Watch them get harvested, cleaned, and cooked in Jeremy T. Grant's video of the whole process!

If you dare, cross the Androscoggin river with the snow melt high waters raging underneath!

A wine shop and tasting lounge will soon be open in Portland's Old Port.

These little buggers are trouble right from the start. Before they morph into the moth, they're caterpillars with barbed hairs that can cause severe dermatitis in people, as well as also causing respiratory problems for sensitive people.

We got some Spring for a minute, but this week is filled with snowstorms including another one covering all of Maine Tuesday into Wednesday

Rebel Cheesesteaks is under development and he hopes to have it all up and running and be on the streets of the Old Port by early May.

At the beginning of the year Portland put a new law into effect banning all synthetic pesticides from the city unless an emergency waiver is granted

The Maine State Police is warning anyone who travels on Maine roads to pay close attention to posted weight limits this year.

This could be their most polarizing menu item yet...