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Members from Aroostook County Delegation and other community leaders met to talk about important topics related to County growth

Aroostook County has 8 new cases, bringing the total number of active cases to 752.

Tim Poitras, Chester M. Kearney, provides tips ahead of filing season.

The Maine State Police will be celebrating their 100th anniversary throughout 2021, with license plates, badges and cruisers that are reminiscent of the year they were founded, 1921.

The Maine Small Business Development Centers have received new grant funding for eligible small businesses in the state who’ve lost revenue due to the pandemic.

SAD 42 has 15 cases of COVID 19 district wide. Megan Cole spoke with the superintendent to see what the plan is moving forward.

Officials ask Mainers who learned Wednesday they will be eligible to be vaccinated to wait until next week to contact their health care providers.

The bridge will require virtually no maintenance

Dylan Begin, 26, and his co-conspirators then distributed the drugs in Aroostook County and other parts of central and northern Maine.

Governor Janet Mills has announced updates to Maine’s strategy for distributing its allocation of COVID-19 vaccines.

The Maine Agricultural Trades Show is set to take place from Jan. 19 to 23rd

Reeves' attorney Steve Smith, argued that racial bias was not eliminated among the jurors.

The deadly crash happened about an hour after a police chase on the southside of the turnpike had ended with a crash.

Two people completed isolation since yesterday. No new deaths were reported in The County.

While some businesses have struggled or folded entirely as a result of Covid. One county based business has actually grown by providing a valuable service to people in need throughout this pandemic. Shawn Cunningham reports in this week’s County Business Report.

More fallout from the domestic terror attack on the capitol last week. Now a new storm is brewing involving big tech companies and social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Conservatives are now saying the first amendment right of free speech is under attack and these platforms are imposing censorship. Shawn Cunningham reports...

Local organizations are looking for volunteers.

State Police are asking the public to report any suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.

USDA awards groomer grants, saying snowmobile industry is vital to County’s economy.

Jim Britt is the director of communications for the department of agriculture, conservation and forestry and says that the pandemic has contributed to more people getting out and visiting parks and historic sites. He adds that they’re already preparing for the upcoming year.

The number of overdoses in the state of Maine continues to skyrocket. . Megan Cole spoke with the director of the opioid response and has the story.

Presiding officers are working with public safety officials to expand a crisis response plan.

Legally, social media companies can ban anyone from use.

Do you know of a teacher that’s really good at their job? Perhaps you think others would benefit from seeing how they do things. A nomination for County Teacher of the Year is a good start.

Joel Strother, a/k/a “Jody,” 41, and other members of the conspiracy obtained methamphetamine in western and southern states from sources in Mexico.

Northern Maine Medical Center call line at 834-1512.

King joins Maine Reps. Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden to support the president’s removal from office

On November 19, 2019, Lance Labreck, 25, of Hamlin, drove a snowmobile from the U.S. across the international border into Canada.

Maine State Parks sent a new record in 2020 with more than 3 million visits, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The department, which oversee the Maine State Police and the Capitol Police, took action after the FBI alerted local police that armed protests were being planned at every state capital in the United States