Stephanie Grindley is a News Anchor at WTRF/7 NEWS. She focuses on consumer interest and rights, alongside topics related to animals, beauty, and automotive, highlighting her diverse reporting range. Stephanie has been featured in KRXI FOX 11 News, Reno, 7News DC, WGME CBS13, and MSN.
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Stephanie Grindley's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Maine and Lewiston. She also covers a wide range of topics including crime, government and politics, family and relationships.
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The family of Joamaliz Orozco is now preparing legal action against the state.
By: Stephanie Grindley
In Maine, gift cards are generally treated like cash under state consumer protection laws.
By: Stephanie Grindley
In this Bird of the Week segment, we learn about the black-crowned night heron.
By: Stephanie Grindley
Both South Portland and Biddeford have moved toward darker cruiser designs in recent years, but for very different reasons.
In this week's Bird of the Week segment, we're taking a closer look at one of North America's most elegant songbirds: the cedar waxwing.
By: Stephanie Grindley
Bob's question gets at a debate Maine has wrestled with for decades: personal freedom versus public safety.
The white-breasted nuthatch may be small, but its bold personality and upside-down antics make it impossible to miss.
By: Stephanie Grindley
The parasite primarily threatens livestock but can also infect dogs and, in rare cases, people.
Maine and much of the Northeast were largely spared from Canadian wildfire smoke for many years.
In this week's Bird of the Week segment, we're taking a closer look at the glossy Ibis.
