Strange

Maine is one of 11 US states that has laws when it comes to the 'passing' lane on highways and interstates.

One corn maze in a remote Maine town feels like it's ripped directly from a Stephen King novella, featuring a simple sign that says 'enter'.

New Englanders were full of confusion and fear as morning skies went dark.

Be careful wandering the forests in Jeffrey, New Hampshire.

A new Craigslist ad from a local exorcist is searching for demons to "eat" around Scarborough, Maine.

A landlord is offering their master bedroom in Portland for $1,100 per month with some weird requirements.

Another vehicle oddity has been spotted in Lewiston, Maine, with a demand to honk at them if you love one specific thing.

You will see some strange and unusual things on your journey throughout the state.

In Maine, there's a fine line (and law) where your car horn goes from being a safety device to a public nuisance.

There are some unique museums all over New England that you may not have known about, and that are worth checking out.

Sure we have towns like Portland, Oxford, and Rockland, but we also have Eustis, Smyrna, and Passadumkeag. Say what?

One of Maine's most mysterious roadside attractions continues to be the random British-style red telephone booth sitting in a field in Edgecomb, Maine

A Massachusetts ice cream shop served up an eye-popping special in June, a crab rangoon ice cream sundae topped with duck sauce

If you've ever wondered where toilets go to die, it's probably this toilet graveyard located in the small town of Phillips, Maine

All across stores in Maine, you'll find dozens of different Kool-Aid products except for this oddly specific one. Why?

From roller skating to advertising in cemeteries, we answer whether some of the strangest laws in Maine are real or complete fiction