Good morning, Bangor.

Police arrested 65-year-old Raymond Brown for the 1984 murder of Linda Maxwell (an 18-year-old from Calais), reviving a decades-old cold case that longtime reporter Heather Henry-Tenan said brought relief for those seeking justice.

A Penobscot County grand jury indicted Heidi Tasker, 36, of Etna for murder after she allegedly fatally stabbed her boyfriend, 41, on March 25—she told 911 that spirits made her do it.

Penobscot Theatre Company's production of 'Mother Russia' is playing at the Bangor Opera House until May 18—this is the second East Coast production after its debut at Seattle Repertory Theatre.

The play offers a humorous and thoughtful look at life after the Soviet Union and marks a milestone as artistic director Jonathan Berry prepares to leave for Chicago.

Communities across Maine are joining No Mow May to help bees by letting grass grow longer and flowers bloom; Bangor relaxed its lawn-mowing rules this month—giving residents a way to boost pollinator habitats.

This change aims to offer more food for bees as they begin their spring activities.

Former Gov. Paul LePage filed paperwork with the FEC on Monday to run for Congress in Maine's 2nd District in 2026—he said his run is to protect Maine jobs and lower costs while GOP leaders see this move as early momentum for the race.

May is Motorcycle Safety Month — state experts note that 35 motorcycle crash deaths in 2024 made up 20 percent of roadway fatalities.

Riders and a motorcycle instructor say wearing proper gear helps reduce injuries — they urge drivers to give motorcycles plenty of room on the road.

James 'Chico' Hernandez from Washburn competed at the Vermont State Senior Powerlifting Championships on April 12 in Williston and won four gold medals in squat, bench press and dead lift.

The 71-year-old led the field with the highest overall weight total and added another state senior championship to his record.

Melodies For The Mind

6-9 p.m. — Husson University — Fundraiser for Unlimited Solutions Clubhouse — Experience an enchanting evening of music for a great cause.

New Renaissance Spring Concert

7-9 p.m. — UUSB — Free entry — Experience an evening of uplifting music with the New Renaissance Singers as they present 'Hope Lingers Here'.

The Loggers' Expo

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Cost info not specified — Connect with industry leaders at the premier event for forest industry equipment and services.

The Great World Peace 5K

12-5 p.m. — 115 13th St, Bangor, ME — Registration fee applies — Participate in a peaceful celebration through a fun run for the community.

Bass Park After Dark

4-9 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Free entry — Explore a vibrant night market with vendors, food trucks, and live music under the stars.

Avril Lavigne Concert

12:00 PM - 7:59 PM — Maine Savings Amphitheater — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a spectacular live performance from Avril, praised by fans for her stunning vocals and energy.

Canoe the Historic Penobscot River

River adventure — Full day — Penobscot River, Old Town, ME — $135 — Experience wildlife and rich history while canoeing one of Maine's premier waterways.

CoComelon Melon Patch Musical

6-9 p.m. — Cross Insurance Center — Fun for families — Ms. Appleberry and JJ invite kids to a joyful musical adventure in the Melon Patch.

Matt Friend Live Performance

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Cross Insurance Center — Tickets available — Experience the comedic talents of Matt Friend, a young comedian and impressionist who brings a refreshing old soul perspective to humor.

Veazie Garden Club Annual Plant Sale

10 AM - 1 PM — 304 Stillwater Avenue Furniture — Free entry — Shop for a variety of plants and gently used gardening tools at this community favorite event.