Portland Police

Since July 28th at least six restaurants and stores have been broken into in the Portland area

The poor skunk had a seltzer can stuck on his head like a helmet and this officer went above and way beyond!

Portland Police posted a reminder after a mom in Florida shot video of cars passing her child's stopped bus.

Portland Police are warning people of a new phone scam that can really put fear in you if you aren't aware of what's really going on.

Bicycle theft is on the rise in Portland. So much so that the Portland Police Department took to their Facebook page to remind cyclists to keep their bicycles safe and secure.

36-year-old Katy Kinney had been missing since last Thursday. She was found Wednesday night safe and unharmed.

We're not sure what this person was thinking, but for whatever reason, the driver of this car decided that rails were better than roads.

A hit and run happened on Friday when the woman shown in this surveillance video thought she could squeeze her car through these two parked cars.

Portland Police pulled over this Delorean over the weekend. You know, typical traffic stop. Except it was a Delorean, and we're guessing there are not too many of THOSE in Maine. I mean, how well do you think they handle in the snow? What makes this routine traffic stop hilarious was the excuse from the driver... Read More ...

Portland Police have shut down several downtown streets after they reportedly received a suspicious package at the police station, according to WSCH6.com The Portland television news station reported that police shut down Franklin Street from Congress to Fore Street and Middle Street from India to Pearl Street as they investigate...

Portland Police are still hunting for three armed robbery suspects who held up a man at gunpoint on Monday afternoon, according to WMTW. The Portland television news station reported the crime took place near 116 Mountfort St. just after noon Monday where the victim was held up by three men wearing bandanas to cover their faces...

The Maine Special Olympics torch made its journey through Portland on Wednesday afternoon as part of a week long journey that will conclude on Friday. Law enforcement officials - including officers from the Portland Police Department - have been running with the torch since Tuesday...