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30 School Districts That Have Banned Cellphones: Full List Here
There is a growing trend throughout the United States of schools banning cellphone usage. This is traveling throughout Maine, because over 30 school districts have now voted to ban or restrict the use of cellphones in schools, according to WGME. The most recent city to adopt these measures is Bath,...
National Public Data says "only" 1.3 million users at risk, but that it leaked its own password
The data breach at National Public Data may fortunately have been a lot smaller than initially thought, according to a new report filed by the company with the Maine Attorney General’s Office detailing the incident.Initially, it was reported that an estimated 2.9 billion records were circulating on the dark web since April 2024, with compromised information including names, Social Security numbers, email addresses, home addresses, and phone numbers for individuals living in the US, Canada, and the UK.Now, in the filing submitted to the Maine Attorney General, the data broker claims “just” 1.3 million people were actually affected by the...
Cori Celebrates National Radio Day with look at her past 24 years in the biz
In honor of National Radio Day, let me take you on a little trip down memory lane on what I call "Cori's Radio Adventure" because that's truly what it's been!. As you'll see, from some of the pictures and descriptions below, I've had the honor of working with some really great folks, while on this long, strange trip!
Maine's first in-person sports betting bar may be coming to Portland
PORTLAND (WGME) -- With sports betting now legal in Maine, the state's first in-person sports betting bar may soon be coming to Portland. The bar owners cleared their first hurdle Monday night when the city council approved the bar’s liquor license. The applicant, First Track Investments LLC, also operates the Portland Regency Hotel. Now, the business wants to open Oddfellahs on Market Street.
The Mi’kmaq Nation’s farm, fish-growing operation feeds demand for traditional foods
Twenty years ago, the Mi’kmaq Nation in Presque Isle started a community garden on an acre or two next to its government office and its largest residential area. As interest in the garden grew, it was moved to a site of about eight acres, at 1353 Presque Isle Road in Caribou, to accommodate expanded farm production and the development of an aquaculture operation to grow native brook trout.
Maine Police are Investigating a Shooting in Downtown Lewiston
Lewiston Police are investigating after a shooting downtown that sent one person to the hospital. It was approximately 1:00 Monday morning when Lewiston Police were called to the area of Pine and Jefferson Streets for a report of multiple gunshots. When the officers arrived at the scene, they spoke with several witnesses who told them they heard gunfire and saw a vehicle speeding off. The police officers canvassed the area and found several shell casings in the road.
‘Months of neglect’: Animal rescue wants dog back after 6 dogs die under rescue owner’s care
BUCKSPORT, Maine (WABI/Gray News) - The owner and operator of an animal rescue in Maine faces several charges for mistreating dogs at her rescue facility. Rags to Riches Animal Rescue dog coordinator Sierra Hancock told WABI that Coastal Dreams Rescue and Sanctuary owner Ellisha Krutuleski had a good reputation in the animal rescue community in Florida and Maine until recently.
John T. Gorman Foundation receives national recognition for Lewiston investment
The John T. Gorman Foundation, a Portland nonprofit, received national recognition for its role in supporting a community partnership that is bringing new housing, economic opportunity and millions of dollars in public and private investment to Lewiston’s Tree Streets neighborhood. The Department of Housing and Urban Development and Council...
Lawrence football returns to state championship chase
FAIRFIELD, Maine (WABI) - The Lawrence Bulldogs are back on the football field after last year’s Class B North Championship run. Of course, making it to the state title game isn’t satisfying enough for this returning group. The Dogs are driven to win it all this year after...
Ellsworth Girl’s Soccer 1st Day of Practice [PHOTOS]
The Ellsworth Girl's Soccer Team, the defending Northern Maine Class B Champions, began their 2024 season and quest to repeat, Monday morning, August 19th. On a very foggy morning the team gathered for a timed 1-mile run, which was followed by practice at the school. Check out photos from the...
Bangor’s New Public Restrooms To Be Retrofitted For ADA Compliance
At the beginning of this year, the Bangor City Council approved a plan to build half a dozen public restroom units throughout the city. Each public bathroom would cost about $17,500 to construct. The project was approved for a total of $250,000. Aside from the construction costs, the Bangor City...
Maine Black Bears pick their starting quarterback
ORONO, Maine (WGME) -- Just 10 days away from the season opener, the Maine Black Bears have their week one starting quarterback. Head Coach Jordan Stevens named graduate transfer Carter Peevy as the team's starter against Colgate. Peevy spent the last four seasons with Mercer, leading them to a first...
Bangor boy receives special ‘fan box’ from Casella driver
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - An act of kindness can go a long way, even something as simple as saying “hello.”. Adams, a driver for Casella Waste Systems, always waves or honks to Bennett on his drive through Fairmount Park. Bennett’s mom recently contacted the city to tell them how...
Amid critical practitioner shortage, UMaine to explore opening public medical school
The University of Maine System is exploring the possibility of starting the state’s first public medical school in an effort to address the critical shortage of healthcare professionals in Maine. Currently, Maine is one of a handful of states — including Alaska, Delaware, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming — that do not have any schools offering […]
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