Dan Lampariello

ORONO, Maine (WGME) — Entertainment venues across Maine are warning concertgoers and show attendees about a rise in ticket resale issues, where customers are paying inflated prices for tickets that may not even be valid.

SHAPLEIGH, Maine (WGME) — Thousands of Maine's current and former public workers, including teachers and firefighters, are set to receive higher Social Security benefits following the signing of a new federal law.

PORTLAND (WGME) – When most people think of identity theft, they probably think of older adults and not their kids.

Losing service on your phone or being without the internet for long periods is never fun, but AT&T recently announced a bold new promise that they'll refund you if there's a major outage.

BATH (WGME) – Less than two weeks after it went into effect, the state is facing a lawsuit over its new paid family leave program.

Its importance became glaringly evident in 2024, when three major emergencies forced full closures of the bridge.

PORTLAND (WGME) — With President-elect Donald Trump set to take office next week, changes are on the horizon for the Department of Justice.

AUGUSTA (WGME) -- Payroll for State of Maine employees climbed in 2024, with many of the top earners holding positions in the Department of Health and Human Services and Attorney General's Office.

PORTLAND (WGME) --

PORTLAND (WGME) -- With President-elect Donald Trump set to take office next week, changes are on the horizon for the Department of Justice.