Central Maine Power

Friday brought a wild windstorm to Maine, leaving many in the dark and crews scrambling to restore power.

Another bump in the road for power bills is on the horizon. Let's break down what that means for your wallet.

I have so many questions and no answers as to exactly how this car managed to wedge the top of a utility pole beneath it, lifting three of its wheels off the ground.

To prepare the move for the residents of Flagstaff, Maine, one gruesome thing had to be done that none of the residents would want to happen.

Lewiston outage caused by party balloons caught in wires, impacting nearly 2,000 homes.

There was a scary incident that happened to a school bus carrying students to school on Monday morning in Bath.

As Maine continues to battle widespread power outages thanks to an increase in storm severity, here's why the state hasn't pushed to move wires underground.

There's a lot of work to be done, and when you take a look at some of the photos that CMP has posted to their Facebook page, you can see that daunting task ahead of these crews.

CMP crews shared photos of some of the destruction from this storm, and it's amazing to see just how much damage these strong winds can cause.

Here are the number of power outages that have been reported to Central Maine Power.

It's a wicked pain in the butt being an adult and having to pay bills, isn't it?

Recently 6,000 people had no power because of accidents.

Friday's powerful wind and rain storm has utility companies fearing that as many as 200,000 people could lose power in Maine.

2023 could start with your CMP bill up almost $32!

We've received word that part of North Belfast Avenue (Route 3) has been shut down from the Weeks Mills Road up to Bolton Hill following an apparent early-morning car accident.

We know this is the last thing you want to hear.