Ariana St Pierre is a Digital Content Producer for WGME CBS13, based in Portland, Maine. With a passion for news and a love for all things entertainment, Ariana brings a unique perspective to her work, covering local stories and providing engaging content for the digital platform.
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Ariana St Pierre's news coverage mostly revolves around local crime, accidents, and emergency situations in Maine, specifically Portland. She tends to cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime extensively.
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Police say they responded to the Rusty Lantern on Congress Street for a report of a man passed out in his vehicle at the gas pumps.
Officials say over 50 Shih Tzu dogs and a handful of cats have been rescued after they were found living in inhumane conditions at a home in Norridgewock.
PORTALND (WGME) -- A convicted Maine sex offender will spend 12 years behind bars for enticing a minor and possessing child sexual abuse material.
By: Ariana St Pierre
An Auburn man pleaded guilty after he was caught on camera selling crack cocaine.
Another Market Basket is coming to Maine.
Officials say MaineGeneral outpatient services in Gardiner is closed due to a "credible threat."
Maine State Police have released new photos of a missing 14-year-old girl from New Sweden in effort to help find her.
Crews are working to contain a large fuel spill in Westbrook.
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