january

As Mainers are rebounding from a storm that dumped about a foot of snow in many areas on Monday, another powerful storm is expected to hit the entire state Wednesday night.

Despite frigid temperatures, a sand artist displayed a massive mandala along Ogunquit Beach on Sunday morning.

A new study used historical data to predict what day in Maine would be the most 'miserable', and it's coming up very soon.

Troop F of the Maine State Police responded to 116 calls for service over the past week in and around Aroostook County. Here are the incidents posted in their weekly report:

Another winter storm is bearing down on Aroostook County as the new year gets underway, bringing with it significant snowfall, sleet and freezing rain Tuesday night and Wednesday.

On the heels of a wet and windy January thaw, the National Weather Service says a winter storm could dump more than a foot of snow on northern Maine beginning Tuesday night.

Northern Maine weather is expected to turn messy this weekend with some snow and freezing rain followed by potentially heavy rain and strong winds late Sunday.

With lots of snow on the ground in recent days, trail conditions are improving here in Aroostook County. Here is the Aroostook County Snowmobile Trail Report for January 28th, 2015, from the desk of Gary Marquis with the Caribou Parks and Recreation Department.

One of the biggest snowstorms this winter will hit Maine on Tuesday and continue into Wednesday, with blizzard conditions possible in southern areas.

Curious how trail conditions are in your neck of the woods? Gary Marquis with the Caribou Parks & Recreation Department has the latest trail report for January 21st, 2015.