Cindy Campbell

Governor Paul LePage is asking Mainers to watch out for each other as the state experiences the coldest temperatures since 2011. Blizzard conditions overnight into this morning, followed by extreme cold could make for a dangerous situation for some.

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Maine residents are being urged to report any ice storm damage to their homes and/or businesses. Governor Paul LePage says the information will help the state government know the extent of the damage and which areas were hardest hit.

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Happy New Year! We ended 2013 with a bang by surviving a whopper of an ice storm, massive power outages, and a ton of snow. What will 2014 bring us? Here's hoping it's the sun!

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Mainers have become complacent over the past couple of winters, as we eased into it with mild temperatures and little snowfall. So this year's plunge into winter driving has caught some by surprise. AAA New England has offered a few helpful tips to make sure your car is ready for winter

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It's Hot Hunk Monday! Once again, Keith Urban holds onto the title as the Hottest Hunk, so far. Keith came out of semi-retirement to take on another five-time winner, Alan Jackson. But, as usual, Keith held onto his lead. This week, we're asking who's the hotter guy in Lady Antebellum, Dave Haywood or Charles Kelley? Vote for your favorite all week long!

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We've been saying it for a week now, thanking the line crews for working around the clock, restoring power to Mainers. But this time, it's personal. A group of workers from Bangor Hydro came to our house last night and insured that we would not lose the power we were so relieved to have had restored on Friday.

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The State Police are investigating a suspicious death in Ellsworth on Christmas Day. A woman's body was found in a home on Central Street Wednesday afternoon.

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Downtown Bangor was the latest area to fall victim to a power outage this morning. Traffic lights were out and businesses were in the dark. However, power has been restored to the area.

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Line crews in the town of Surry were pulled briefly yesterday after a frustrated customer made death threats against them. The AP reports that the customer was upset because crews were not working on a part of the grid that would restore his power.

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Deadlines for Mainers to get their power restored have been pushed back, as crews find the damage is more extensive than expected. Cutting and clearing out damaged tree limbs is time-consuming and today's snow is not helping matters.

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