Portland Pirates Staying Put
WGAN - The Portland Pirates have a new two year agreement to remain at the Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland.
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Teen Pleads Not Guilty In Deadly Bangor Shooting
BANGOR, Maine — A Bangor teenager has pleaded not guilty in a fatal shooting.
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Kennedy Plugs McGowan In Maine Gov Race
AUGUSTA, Maine — Joe Kennedy, the former Massachusetts congressman who founded a nonprofit energy company, is endorsing Patrick McGowan for Maine governor.
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Maine House OKs Drug Take-Back Plan
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Maine House has endorsed a bill calling for a prescription drug take-back program.
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U-Maine President Stepping Down
ORONO, Maine — The president of the University of Maine is planning to leave his post.
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CMP Crews Travel To Long Island To Restore Power
AUGUSTA, Maine — Central Maine Power crews are on New York's Long Island helping to restore service to 263,000 customers who're still in the dark following a weekend wind storm.
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Maine Wine-Tasting Law Revised
AUGUSTA, Maine — Wine drinkers can lift a toast to Maine Gov. John Baldacci.
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New Name for BNAS
BRUNSWICK, Maine — The closing Brunswick Naval Air Station has a new, civilian name.
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New President For Maine College Of Art Named
PORTLAND, Maine — Maine College of Art trustees have selected Donald Tuski to serve as the institution's 17th president.
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Mainer in Hot Water in NH
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — The attorney representing a jogger accused of yelling at police and citizens during his runs through Portsmouth, New Hampshire says an order barring his client from the city while he is free on bail is unconstitutional.
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