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Randy and Sarah from The Morning Buzz, want to meet you for coffee at Dunkin' Donuts.

B98.5 is again, central Maine's home for the New England Patriots regular season action. Listen to every game, starting with a 3 hour pregame and wrapping up with the post game analysis and interviews.

Boots n Bulls is back and bigger this year! We are having the event at the Windsor Fairgrounds and Rawhide Rodeo Company will be at Boots N Bulls this year.

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Mark Halle, 32 of Waterville is accused of sexually assaulting an elderly woman in Waterville earlier this month. Today (Feb. 17) the judge, in his case, set bail at $500,000. The state had requested that he be held without bail. The bail has a condition that Halle does not contact the victim or be …

The Knox County Sheriff's Office has released a sketch of a woman believed to be connected to last week's home invasion on the Sennebec Road in Union.
A woman knocked on the door, just a little while before the home was robbed on Wednesday (Feb...

Ben Stiller parodies a lady viagra commercial, Stephen Colbert pokes fun at Ben Carson's stage entrance, and James Corden talks eyebrows and beatboxes with Charlie Puth.

The Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos will meet in Super Bowl 50 on Sunday evening to determine which team will hoist the Lombardi Trophy as NFL champions. Here’s a preview of the 50th edition of the NFL’s greatest spectacle:
Sunday, February 7
Super Bowl 50: Car…

Both the Corner Store and Jim's Variety were robbed this past Saturday (Jan. 16) night in Athens. A $500 cash reward is being offered by the store's owners for information leading to the conviction of whoever committed the burglaries.

Gov. Paul LePage yesterday (Jan. 19) signed a $3.7 million bill unanimously endorsed by lawmakers. The drug bill is in response to the growing number of overdoses and also the increase in demand for addiction treatment services in the state.

High School Sports:
Girls Basketball
Rangeley 42, Richmond 40
Temple 48, Kents Hill 36
Oxford Hills 68, Mountain Valley 32
Lincoln 44, Spruce Mountain 27

The Augusta Police Department is starting a new wanderers program, that will allow parents, spouses or guardians to provide information in advance, that may help to locate a person who leaves home and is unable to return.

The Waterville City Council today (Jan. 19) will be discussing to sell Colby College land on The Concourse. The plan is for the college to then build a student dormitory on the three-quarters of an acre parcel.