Maine State Police

State Police spokesperson, Shannon Moss, says it was just after 8 AM when Maine State Police Troopers responded to the area of Route 131 in Belmont.

Watch this hilarious video as a salty Mainer goes OFF on a Maine State Trooper. A very patient Maine State Trooper.

Today, thanks to the efforts of many, including one amazing State Trooper, a Vassalboro man is safe and "found", and getting the help he needs.

The Presque Isle Police Department responded to a call around noontime of a man shooting a handgun behind 174 Main Street. Officers responded immediately and were assisted by Maine State Police, Aroostook County Sheriffs, Presque Isle Fire Department and other agencies

I totally understand that we Mainers are frugal. That we will get every nickel out of our homes, our equipment, and our vehicles. Especially during these COVID times, when there's sometimes not a lot of money to go around. But you need to know when to say "When." Over the years my wife has literally watched me run down the street in tears as a tow truck would take away my old car to the junk pile. "Maybe I could get another year out of her... " So I totally empathize with the owner of this vehicle that our heroes at the Maine State Police pulled over this week.

Sate Police are marking their 100 years of protecting Maine with new looks, from their cruisers, to their uniforms.

Given the year and all of the things that have happened since the start, it's always nice to find a Maine story that has an amazing ending. This story you're about to hear is no exception to that rule. Yesterday (September 21st), Maine Sate Police were called by the York County Sheriff's Office to assist in locating a kindergartener that had walked off into the woods at recess and had gotten lost.

Sure. We all speed once in a while. But 76 miles over the limit is bound to get someone's attention, like the Maine State Police.

Cars...they can cost so much to get ready for a Maine State Inspection, but for safety's sake, it is something that must be done. But yet, some Mainers will do anything to get out of paying for repairs to make their vehicle safe for themselves, you and anyone driving around them.

All six New England state's highway safety officials and State Police are launching the region's first-ever coordinated "crackdown" on speeders starting today.