101.9 The Rock

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These are the titles that have topped Netflix’s weekly “Global Top 10 Movies” list this year so far.

The former Metallica bassist "underwent a procedure for throat cancer" in 2025, and he says that he's now living a more "clear-headed" lifestyle.

Eight people were injured, including seven teenagers, after a vehicle crashed into a house in Maine.

Presque Isle swept the girls and boys team titles at the PVC Week Two Track Meet, with Caribou finishing second in both standings.

Caribou hosted the MPA Region 1 Singles Qualifier on Saturday, with five girls and five boys advancing after a strong day of County tennis.

From a last-minute baseball win to a thrilling softball showdown, Saturday's games lit up fields across Maine and kept fans on the edge of their seats.

The U.S. map is dotted with several "world's largest" attractions. Here are some of the best to checkout on your next road trip.

What an afternoon for the MDI Trojans! They pulled off an impressive doubleheader sweep, showcasing some incredible talent on the field.

It remains one of the most famous images of the '80s.

Maine’s seasonal gems are set to open soon, promising not just meals, but memories. The smell of fresh seafood and fried clams is about to fill the air.

Seven juveniles were charged with Aggravated Assault after a video was posted on social media in Maine.

A 4-year-old boy died after he was pulled from a swimming pool.

3.3 pounds of fentanyl was seized from a hotel room and a 48-year-old man was charged with drug trafficking in Maine.

From baseball shutouts to nail-biting tennis matches, it was a day filled with thrilling performances across the board in our local schools.

Spring Week Two Athlete of the Week nominations open this afternoon. Submit standout performances from County spring sports.

Get ready to relive some classic rock magic, as a beloved band heads to town for a night of unforgettable music.

For the fifth year in a row, the outdoor apparel and footwear company has scrubbed its social media pages for the month of May.

See a gallery of photos of different rock stars from the Seattle grunge scene before they were famous and after, since many of them started in other bands.

For another year, free L.L. Bean Summer in the Park concerts return to Maine, starting June 13th.

The territory south of the Mason-Dixon Line has always been musically fertile.