The Caribou Fire and police departments have confirmed the identity of the fatality in a motor vehicle accident Thursday afternoon on Route one from the intersection of Main Street to the Intersection of Fort Street. The accident tragically claimed the life of beloved Duty Crew 3 Captain, Daniel Raymond.
As of this morning, Acadia FCU in Fort Kent has posted this to their Facebook Page saying quote “According to the A community threat in downtown Fort Kent has prompted us to close our 9 East Main St. branch and Pleasant St. Operations Center until the situation has been resolved. We will re-open once the situation has been resolved. In the meantime, please avoid traveling along Main Street until the situation has been deemed safe by law enforcement.
Route One in Caribou from the intersection of Main Street to the intersection of Fort Street by the Caribou Inn and Convention Center is currently closed due to a traffic accident according to the Caribou Police Department.
As of March 15th, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is allowing retail packaged poultry products for human consumption that are labeled as a “Product of the USA” for import in any U.S. state, regardless of outbreak status.
Skies clear out during the overnight hours, leaving us with mostly sunny skies to start tomorrow. Cloud cover increases by tomorrow afternoon out ahead of an area of low pressure looking to bring moderate to heavy snow shower activity to the region Sunday.
Automotive technology staff and students around Aroostook County spent the day Tuesday at the Caribou Regional Technology Center learning about hybrid electric vehicles.
A speech language pathologist can make a real difference for people recovering from a traumatic brain injury. On last week's Medical Monday we learned some traumatic brain injury basics. This week we learn the benefits of a speech language pathologist.
While the trail system of Aroostook County is the biggest draw for snowmobilers from across the country, there once was a time when the County drew the attention of professional racers.
The world of fashion and modeling is constantly evolving, with new trends and ideas coming to the forefront all the time. But do you remember a time when “Freeze Modeling” took center stage?
As we head into spring and temperatures warm up, flooding, at some point, will likely be a concern throughout the County. So, what can you do to stay prepared?
Kim Smith, the model featured in the segment, joined Corey Bouchard and Vanessa Symonick on WAGM THIS MORNING to teach a few poses and talk about the interesting art form.
Student athletes from the 17 member high schools of the Aroostook League were recognized for their accomplishments at the 14th annual Scholar/Athlete Banquet.
New changes will be coming for University of Maine at Presque Isle students. The University of Maine system will no longer be requiring the COVID-19 vaccinations for students and employees.