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Curious about what Maine drivers really think? Check out these standout vanity plates that mix humor with social commentary.

If you want a deep, unfiltered look into the souls of Maine drivers, skip the bumper stickers and go straight to the vanity plates. Here is a collection with some that may or may not pass through the DMV in 2025.

In the lands of hiking trails, ski resorts, and lobster rolls now comes some accidental comedy. Both Maine and New Hampshire landed spots on the list of 75 Funny Town Names in the U.S., and the winners are towns that you have probably never heard of.

While plenty of people will visit Old Orchard Beach this summer, there's going to be something missing for the first time in more than 35 years

Story Land's Facebook page went semi-viral on Monday when they posted a clever caption for a picture of one of the rides covered in snow.

Wrong number texts to my phone are always a great opportunity for me to have fun with the person who misdialed.

Filled with weather puns, a punk band has released a song and video that is an ode to their love for NewsCenter Maine meteorologist Keith Carson

If you're new to the Granite State, it's important that you know the 411, aka the unspoken rules that the locals try to honor.

If you haven’t been to Smoked Portland on Forest Ave. yet, you’re missing out on a lot – amazing wings tossed in your choice of several mouth watering, amazing burgers, signature cocktails, extensive draft beer list and... hilarious restroom decor.

There are 482 municipalities in Maine split up between 16 counties. If you’ve got field, farm, ville or corn in the name of your town, there’s a pretty good chance it made the list.

It's not every day that a small boy gets to visit the big city by himself. But that's just what happened years ago to young Ernest R. Hoytt Jr. of Dover, New Hampshire.

Admit it. You do some of these.

*Eye roll*

While Vacationland may be beautiful, there are a handful of towns in Maine that would be really bad choices to name a child after.

If two stone tablets were carried down from the tallest peak of Mount Washington, these are the words of wisdom that would be inscribed on them.

An old newspaper excerpt details an ugly public confrontation in Portland, Maine, in 1910 that was all started by a motherly insult.