Good morning, Bangor.

Maine's classic rock radio station WKIT in Bangor will remain on-air thanks to new ownership by local business owners Jeff Solari and Greg Hawes under Rock Lobster Radio LLC, following a heartfelt outpouring of support from the community.

Richard and Mandy Clark have sold the popular downtown Bangor bar, Benjamin's on Franklin Street, as they shift focus to their new brewpub.

Adam Freeman, a dedicated USPS postal worker for 17 years, emphasizes the significance of his work in delivering packages and memories during the holiday season, highlighting the increased volume post-COVID and the appreciation received from customers.

The Penobscot Regional Communications Center maintained a festive tradition by issuing a BOLO for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, celebrating community spirit across Penobscot County.

Main Street in Old Town is closed due to a structure fire, as crews work on containment.

Congress ends a decades-long battle by repealing two provisions, enabling over 25,000 Mainers in public service to receive their full Social Security benefits.

Bangor city offices and nonessential services closed for Christmas, resuming on Thursday, with trash collection delayed by a day.

Geoffrey Low was appointed as the new fire chief of the Bangor Fire Department by the City Council, succeeding Tom Higgins who now serves in Orono.

Officials and MADD highlight the rise in impaired driving and its preventable nature, urging holiday celebrants to plan safe transportation to avoid becoming part of the daily average of 37 fatalities.

No Quarter: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin

No Quarter, an internationally touring Led Zeppelin tribute band, delivers an authentic live concert experience, replicating the musical and personal characteristics of the legendary British rock group.

Dirty Dancing in Concert: A Live Film Experience

Experience the iconic film 'Dirty Dancing' like never before with a live performance of its memorable soundtrack after the screening.