WMTW

With the length of time it snowed, and the different types of snow (and sleet, and freezing rain, and...), it may have been kind of hard to tell how much snow you got.

Fortunately, the driver is going to be okay

Are you ready for more snow?

Imagine coming home from a weekend away, you set your bags down and go to the bathroom after a bit of a drive. Ready to relieve yourself you look at the toilet and see something's not right. What is that in there? Is that....is that a squirrel? A dead squirrel in my toilet?

While we didn't get much weather action in Central Maine, the coast was a completely different story

There was a lot going on in Maine back in 1987. We had massive flooding, there was a major strike at the International Paper mill in Jay where about 1,200 employees walked out. The strike lasted over 2 months. A new snack was hitting the market...

Back in 1988 you could watch sit-coms, or a tv drama show right up until 6 o'clock when the news came on. Now some news broadcasts start at 4! Let's take a look back at some WMTW-TV promos for afternoon television watching from 1988, the hair, the shoulder pads, and the old "You'll Love It' slogan from channel 8...

Veteran news anchor and reporter Norm Karkos is no longer working at WMTW. Karkos spent 25 years of his career with Channel 8. Officials at WMTW have confirmed that Karkos is no longer working working at the station but they are not authorized to discuss the issue at this point.

Meteorologist Matt Zidle is leaving WMTW, channel 8, after eleven years with the television station. Matt joined WMTW in December 2004. Matt is a native of Lewiston and has also worked at of Portland television stations as well at WLTX in Columbia, South Carolina.