Rob Riccitelli

When it comes to ski resorts that deliver jaw-dropping views and world-class skiing, many people think of glitzy spots like Whistler Blackcomb in Canada, but guess what? Us Mainers have some bragging rights too.

Whether you’re wrapping up the third shift or just embracing a day off with a Tito’s and soda at sunrise (we’re all friends here—no judgment), these bars are ready to serve you morning adult beverages.

The latest stats show that the real estate market here in Maine is beginning to balance out after nearly five years of low inventory and inflated prices.

The year 2000 being 25 years ago is the kind of timeline glitch that makes me question reality. For me, 2000 was all about uprooting to Portland from North Conway, NH and starting work at WCYY. Not sure how that was a quarter of a century ago, but that’s what the calendar says. ...

If you’re dreaming of the perfect home in a relaxing, picturesque Maine town, we have plenty of options.

It was September 24th, 1996—what a night for live rock in Maine. A full moon, a sold-out Augusta Civic Center, and thousands of Pearl Jam fans rockin��� out as the band tore up the stage as only they can do for nearly 2 ½ hours.

The healthiest state in the US is revealed and the science was based on some pretty heavy-hitting data points such as infant mortality rate, obesity rate, smoking rate and overall public health.

Data such as typical home value, one-year price change and five-year price change were used to find the hottest towns/cities in Maine. So, who’s leading the pack? Surprisingly, not Portland.

Having your house number visible on your mailbox goes way beyond your mail being delivered, it can actually be a life saver.

Skiing under the stars is a whole new kind of adventure. Sure, the night air can have a sharper bite, but with the right layers, you'll forget all about the chill and focus on the thrill. Here are 11 ski resorts that you can hit after dark in Maine and New Hampshire.

For those eyeing a change of scenery to stretch their retirement dollars, Maine’s affordability might not be as dreamy as we’d hope. In fact, it's among the worst.

One of the most significant and horrific snowstorms of the 20th century occurred January 6-8, 1996, with power outages, road closures, and even deaths.

High interest rates and lower inventory have made it nearly impossible for many Mainers to buy a home. Will either of those factors provide any relief in 2025? While no one has a crystal ball, here's what experts are seeing.