Matt James

Have you been thinking you'd like to go toe-to-toe with an adversary in a pool filled with mashed potatoes? Same.

Maine officials are shutting down a 20-mile loop up near the wooded town of Weld, Maine.

The show featuring Maine's Julia Gagnon from "American Idol" aims to benefit a local family who tragically lost everything in a recent fire. Tickets, including VIP and general admission, are on sale now.

It's one of the fondest memories from my childhood and I can't wait to return with my own children.

The season 25 winner visited the Rye Harbor Lobster Pound on Ocean Boulevard.

In an update to a story we brought you yesterday, we're learning some intense new details about everything that transpired at a New Gloucester, Maine home over the weekend

Well, we've found another one. Another spectacular example of brilliant craftsmanship matched with unparalleled views of all Maine has to offer.

How big are they? Five feet. Yes, these snakes can grow to more than 60 inches long. That's pretty wild.

We quickly found out that this place has six, yes six pools and hot tubs. Four swimming pools, one of which is almost 10 feet deep (and massive), and two very large hot tubs

Driving a diesel, the price paid at the pump is even more than people just getting regular unleaded, so this Mainer had a little fun at his own expense. Watch the video here.

In-between our majestic shores and breathtaking peaks are dozens of inland communities that have their own unique offerings for Maine natives and tourists alike.

If you're wondering if you can afford it, Realtor.com says the estimated monthly payment is $27,000

If I had a dollar for every time I had report on another scam being committed by the losers of society, I wouldn't have to be writing this article right now. But, alas, here we are.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the Wrapped up Coffee Shop and Wrapped Up (the sandwich shop) are going to be joining forces and operating out of one location.

The weirdest and most unfortunate stuff always seems to happen to me, but then it always seems to immediately work itself out.

Two incredibly popular, and quite large, retail stores may soon be planting new roots in Maine's Capital city.