Matt James

5 days ago | 92moose.fm | Matt James

When it comes to supporting those in our communities, it's one of the things that makes living here in Maine so special. No matter the time of year or what the cause is, we always show up for one another. And even though we always have each other's backs, we really have each other's backs when it comes to our kids. And now, one Central Maine family could really use a helping hand from the community.

5 days ago | 92moose.fm | Matt James

It was a tragic series of events that unfolded over the weekend at a popular Maine lake that led to the death of a 74-year-old man. According to an article that was published from WGME 13, the incident happened on Saturday afternoon on Maine's Damariscotta Lake. The news station is reporting that at about 1:45 in the afternoon on Saturday, Richard Eason, 74 of Florida, was launching his fishing boat in the lake.

1 week ago | 92moose.fm | Matt James

Earlier this week we brought you a story about a man at Long Sands Beach in York, Maine who ran into the water to pull a drowning woman out. Not only did he pull her from the water, he also did CPR for nearly half hour until rescue crews made it to the scene to take over. When the rescue crews arrived on the scene, the woman was back to breathing on her own. This story took the state of Maine by storm and left many people asking who this beach savior was.

1 week ago | 92moose.fm | Matt James

A man from Maine is in custody following a wild series of events that took place on Tuesday night, according to reports. WGME reported that on Tuesday night just minutes after 9:30pm, police began receiving calls that there appeared to be a man that was opening fire on random cars that were driving down the street in Lewiston. Police responded to calls for help and found that the alleged shooting was happening near Horton and Walnut Streets.

1 week ago | 92moose.fm | Matt James

Police in Maine have been working hard over the years to crack down on the amount of drug trafficking happening in the state. As is the case in most states across the country, local and state police have been working literal overtime to combat the deadly surge of fentanyl that has entered the US. Oftentimes thankless work, police put their lives on the line and some have even overdosed on the job by coming into contact with potent drug.