Good morning, Bangor.

Investigators continued examining the collapsed Llewellyn Estes Bridge in Old Town where a section fell two weeks ago while concrete was poured — the Maine DOT has enlisted the Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center for expert analysis and the temporary bridge is now open to traffic.

Dolly Parton, who performed on the Bangor waterfront in 2016, left a lasting mark on Alex Gray as her picture hangs backstage at Maine Savings.

Brad Paisley will pay tribute by playing this Saturday night — featuring their duet 'When I Get Where I Am Going.'

A grant from Machias Savings Bank helped Bangor Region YMCA offer a free lifeguard training course (for people age 15 and older) where five locals learned CPR and lifesaving skills for use at indoor and outdoor pools.

Maine’s public universities will award up to eight college credits to high school students who earn microcredentials through Jobs for Maine’s Graduates, announced today.

The program aims to boost college access and build workforce skills in areas like financial literacy and entrepreneurship.

Local environmental officials plan a sand-capping project near Orrington to bury mercury in the Penobscot River (using clean sand) as part of efforts to reduce exposure.

The project is set to start soon, pending final state review.

Officials confirm one Penobscot County resident has tested positive for Powassan virus, the fourth case reported this year in Maine.

Public health advises residents to use insect repellent, wear long sleeves and pants, and perform tick checks after outdoor activities.

UMaine's veteran offensive line will look to control the game in the season opener at Towson University in Maryland today at 6 p.m., with coach Stevens highlighting leaders Anthony Iliano and Andrew Kocan to build early momentum.