Franklin County is using nearly $6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to upgrade public safety, including a new $700,000 emergency communication system.

The Maine Monitor worked with the Investigative Reporting Workshop to analyze data from reports submitted to the U.S.

The new software will replace a system that’s more than 30 years old, and include data gathered through specialized aerial ...

Nelson and other members of these increasingly connected clubs would hand-draw maps and post them in their clubhouses ... and wind up at the very top of Aroostook County, or to start out in ...

While accumulation totals for Saturday's snow are uncertain due to the storm's fast-moving nature, the NWS is confident that ...

At the request of state police, the Maine Turnpike Authority has reduced speed limits from Kittery to Augusta because of ...

Senate GOP campaign chief Tim Scott previewed his 2026 game plan over the weekend to some of the party’s top donors at a ...

It was also felt in New Hampshire and Rhode Island, a USGS map showed. The earthquake with ... Police and fire scanner audio from York County, Maine captured the initial response to the earthquake.

As we mark Maine’s February Read to ME Challenge and Read Across America Day in March, it seems to me that the habit of ...