Maine State Ferry services canceled Saturday
State officials say captains can make the call to sail at their own discretion. Read More
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Nearly 1K passengers stuck in Portland while cruise ships dock for safe harbor during Hurricane Lee
Portland Harbor is serving as a safe harbor for the duration of the storm. Read More
Read moreAcadia closes multiple trails and campsites due to tropical storm warning
As Maine’s coastal communities prepare to take a battering from winds and rain this weekend, Acadia National Park has closed a
Read moreCruise ship docks early in Bangor ahead of Hurricane Lee’s arrival
A small cruise ship originally scheduled to arrive in Bangor this weekend sailed into town on Friday where it will
Read moreBangor opens additional sheltering spaces ahead of severe weather
The city of Bangor has opened a number of sheltering spaces downtown ahead of expected high winds and heavy rain.
Read moreCentral Maine Power brings out-of-state crews in for Hurricane Lee reponse
CMP parent company Avangrid is bringing in between 400 to 500 crews from out of state to respond to power
Read moreMaine state of emergency triggers hazard pay for workers in Portland
The minimum wage in Portland is $21 per hour while the state of emergency is in place Read More
Read moreParts of Acadia National Park to close as Hurricane Lee approaches
Maine’s only National Park could see some significant impacts Read More
Read moreJay officials inspect scope of road damage from June 29 storm
Estimated damage to Jay’s roads and sewer lines from heavy rain, flooding and putting temporary access in is $7.9 million.Read
Read moreMaine emergency officials, utilities prepare for Hurricane Lee
The storm is expected to weaken but grow in size as it travels north, and it could make a direct
Read moreCMP cites concerns over tree health, power grid while monitoring Hurricane Lee
A wet summer means has led to weakened or rotten roots for trees in Maine. Read More
Read moreMaine’s weather service doubles balloon launches ahead of Hurricane Lee
The National Weather Service office in Gray, Maine, is preparing for Hurricane Lee by launching four weather balloons each day
Read moreStorms muddy future for ATV enthusiasts
After a summer of frequent downpours and intense flooding, state officials and some of Maine’s hardest-hit ATV clubs are wondering
Read morePresident issues federal disaster declaration to help Oxford County repair flash flood damage
The violent June 26 storm caused an estimated $2.6 million in damages across Oxford County.Read More
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