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A pair of places in Maine were named the best to visit in the state for 2023 for their luxury, recreation and high end dining options. Take a look.

Guy Fieri has shared his 14 favorite meals from 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives', with three of them coming from places in Maine and New Hampshire.

Omega is one of many Maine cats in a special program that have been waiting for months in hopes of being adopted by a family.

Specializing in all things vehicle racks, a new location of the nationwide retailer Rack Attack is set to open inside the Maine Mall.

Portland, Maine's signature steakhouse, The Grill Room, is set for a major expansion in 2023 that will include a new raw bar and event space.

Headlight laws in Maine are well known, but what about your interior lights? Is it illegal to operate a vehicle with them on?

Actor John Travolta has listed his property in Islesboro, Maine, for nearly two years. The listing is gone, meaning it's sold or been pulled from the market.

Another foolhardy map on Reddit has declared Maine to be the 'dumbest' state in the country, with some very questionable methodology behind it.

Get ready to become immersed in an amazing review of Portland, Maine, featuring corn on the cob condos, subways, and a guy named 'loud boat Greg'.

Boston Calling 2023 will feature headlining sets from the Lumineers, Paramore and the return of the Foo Fighters. Details are here.

Breaking from historical norms, Maine's long range forecast for January promises abnormal warmth and a ton of rain.

Revisit the stunning story of Erwin Kreuz, who spent 3 days believing Bangor, Maine, was San Francisco, California, in the 1970s, and became a celebrity for it.

The first official LEGO store has opened at Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, New Hampshire, with lots of features for fans of the brick toys.

Because it's disputed territory between countries, the remote Machias Seal Island is the only place in Maine you can be born with dual citizenship.

Wicked Munchies in Ellsworth, Maine, is offering a winter special that includes a 'free' house if you buy a dozen whoopie pies.

MLB shares an incredible letter detailing Red Sox icon Ted Williams' attempt to buy L.L. Bean in 1960. Take a look.