Kennebec Journal

Hearing that all of or parts of Maine are in drought conditions is not a new thing for most Mainers.

According to the Kennebec Journal,a traffic stop in Waterville on Wednesday led to the subsequent arrest of two men.

According to the Kennebec Journal, there will be a new Chief in town for the Augusta Fire Department.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the Maine CDC has changed course and will no longer be following up with investigations into probable cased of COVID-19

It really sucks (do you mind if I say sucks?) , that things all around Maine are being cancelled in the wake of a worldwide pandemic. But worry not, even though some of our most traditional events in the area are being cancelled for a year, organizers are working hard on replacement events so that the season doesn't have to go a full year without a little holiday fun...

Maine, along with many other states, is facing a shortage of new cars to sell because of springtime shutdowns at the manufacturing plants

According to the Kennebec Journal, the man who was accused of killing a Lewiston woman in her driveway in front of her baby has been arrested.

State officials are urging Maine residents to keep an eye on their trees to make sure they are not being targeted by these unwanted pests.

Authorities from several agencies arrived on scene in Richmond yesterday after an altercation that led to one woman suffering an apparent heart attack.

Daniel Willey, 27 of Bath, is in police custody following a hit and run involving a bicyclist Monday night. According to the Kennebec Journal, the incident occurred at the intersections of Middle and Russell streets in Bath. Witnesses say an unnamed cyclist was riding through the intersection on a motorized bike when Willey came driving through, hit the cyclist, then continued driving...

Something that we never like to have to report on is the closing of a community organization that aims to better the lives of those they serve.

A man from Lewiston has died following a tragic accidental fire Saturday night at his home on Cottage Street. According to the Kennebec Journal, 57 year old Gary Labonte was in his yard working on his car. He was working on replacing the fuel pump, and in doing so had drained the contents of the vehicle's gas tank into fuel cans on the lawn...

The China/Winslow project will resurface just over 6 miles or Route 202 from China into Winslow and then north by about a mile down Route 201

According to the KJ, Nicholas R Hutchings of Waterville was in court yesterday morning and has even more charges pending in other Maine counties.

Um......well..... If you think like Randy.....