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Rockland Police are attempting to identify the driver of a blue SUV, which was involved in a hit and run accident, Jan. 29. The incident occurred around 3:10pm at the Broadway and Park Street intersection. The accident involved an individual operating an electric scooter. The individual suffered injury and was transported to the hospital. Anyone …
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The Maine Pond Hockey Classic, one of New England’s most anticipated outdoor pond hockey tournaments, is set to return to Camp Tracy in Oakland, Feb. 6-8. Youth competition will follow Feb 14 & 15. This iconic pond hockey tournament, winter jamboree, and ice golf scramble, celebrate the best of Maine winter sports, community spirit, and …
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45-year-old Agasha Carvalho of Bangor and 38-year-old Donovan Miller of Milford have been indicted on charges related to child exploitation and sex trafficking. Carvalho was indicted for production of child pornography, transportation of child pornography, possession of child pornography, and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion. Miller was indicted for conspiracy …
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36-year-old Sammantha Johnson of Bangor has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon and criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon. Johnson allegedly used a knife to attack a woman in Bangor, leaving the victim with severe lacerations, on Larkin Street, Jan. 24. A Maine woman is accused of using a knife …
The Bangor International Airport reopened Thursday, Jan. 29. It has been closed since Sunday, after a private jet crashed during take-off, killing 6 people. #UPDATE: The Bangor International Airport has reopened after a plane crash that killed six people forced the airport to shut down. https://t.co/m8R0wKcdvF — CBS 13 News (@WGME) January 29, 2026 Latest …
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The Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office says several suspects who were caught on camera firing shots in Farmingdale on Hasson Street. Their were reports of multiple gunshots around 9:20 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 23. No injuries were reported and the suspects fled before deputies arrived. Anyone with information should contact Detective Sgt. Scott Mills with the …
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Governor Janet Mills delivered her final State of the State Address, announcing a proposal to send $300 relief checks to 725,000 Mainers. In her Address, the Governor also called for universal health care, announced a proposal to ban cell phones in schools and called for Maine to continue to diversify its energy sources to address …
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A new bill would would prevent agricultural fairs in Maine from operating outside their assigned fair dates. The measure comes about after controversy last year when the Fryeburg Fair opened a day early last fall. The schedule overlapped with the last day of the Cumberland Fair, typically their busiest. If passed, the bill would prevent …
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A University of Maine student has passed away after being exposed to toxic gas exposure at the Woodland Pulp Mill in Baileyville. Kasie Malcom, a junior majoring in chemical engineering, died Wednesday, Jan. 28. CBS 13, WGME reports that the mill’s spokesperson, Scott Beal, confirmed that one person died and two were hospitalized after exposure …
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The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the first-ever Maine State Civics Bee at Colby College in Waterville. This event is part of a nationwide initiative happening in all 50 states and is designed to celebrate and strengthen civic knowledge among middle school students as the country approaches the 250th anniversary of the United …
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