WFVX-TV (Bangor, ME)

WFVX-LD is a low-power television station that broadcasts on virtual and UHF digital channel 22. It is affiliated with Fox and is based in Bangor, Maine, serving the Central and Eastern parts of the state. The station is owned by Rockfleet Broadcasting and is a sibling station to WVII-TV, which is an ABC affiliate on channel 7. Both stations operate from the same studios located on Target Industrial Circle in West Bangor. The transmitter for WFVX is situated on Black Cap Mountain, which marks the boundary between Penobscot and Hancock counties. Additionally, viewers can watch WFVX in high definition on the second digital subchannel of WVII-TV, and WVII-TV is also available on WFVX's second digital subchannel.

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#393224

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#86951

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#1905

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Authorities warn of violent online networks that target minors

2 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

STATEWIDE -- There’s a new warning for Maine parents tonight. The Maine information and Analysis Center and the FBI say there is an increase in violent online networks that are actively targeting minors and vulnerable adults. They say the networks operate on widely used platforms like social media, gaming apps and messaging apps. According to authorities, they exploit victims, many of them between the ages of 9 and 17 through manipulation, threats and extortion.
Three arrested after police search house in Bangor

3 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

BANGOR -- A drug investigation in Bangor has left three people behind bars. Bangor Police Sgt. Jason McAmbley says officers searched a residence on Birch Street as part of the investigation. Nikolas Raines,33, 51- year-old Angelique Ventimiglia and 28-year old Hailey Sawyer- all of Bangor- were taken into custody. A loaded handgun, methamphetamine, fentanyl, cocaine base and a large sum of cash believed to be the proceeds from the sale of illegal drugs were seized.
Lobster regulations discussion

3 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Protecting Maine's lobster industry came up at a hearing to review the Fiscal Year 2026 budget in Washington. Senator Susan Collins chairs the Appropriations Committee. She questioned the Secretary of Commerce about regulations placed on Maine's lobster industry . She said proposed regulations under the Biden Administration posed a threat to the very existence of the lobster fishery and cited a court ruling that called them arbitrary and capricious.
Talks between Northern Light Health, insurance giant Anthem hit stalemate

3 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

STATEWIDE -- Northern Light Health contract talks with health insurance giant Anthem have stalled. That's according to a statement sent out by Northern Light Health . The current contract is set to expire September 30th. The statement says once expired, the healthcare system would move out of network for those with Anthem plans.
Proposed bill would support later start to the school day

3 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

AUGUSTA -- A bill that would that would create a late start for high schools has been advanced by the senate. LD 396 would create a pilot program to provide funding to Maine schools interested in pursuing a starting time at or after 8:30 as they explore this option. Senate President Mattie Daughtry sponsored the bill. "This is not just about convenience, it's about the health, safety, and academic success of Maine's students.
Search continues for missing hiker

4 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

BAXTER STATE PARK- Searchers spent the day scouring the top of Mount Katahdin trying to find a missing hiker. Tim Keiderling, 58, and his 28-year-old daughter Esther of New York were last seen around 10:15 Sunday morning heading in the direction of the Katahdin summit. A search began Monday after Baxter State Park Rangers found their car still in the parking lot. Tim Keiderling's body was found by a Maine Warden Service K-9 team Tuesday afternoon. There was no sign of Esther.
Bill would create late start for high schools in Maine

4 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

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Rhubarb Festival to return to Perry on Saturday boasting packed schedule

4 days ago | foxbangor.com | Emma Smith

IN-STUDIO -- The Rhubarb Festival returns on Saturday to Kendall Farm in Perry. From noon to five p.m. attendees are welcome to enjoy a wide variety of bands performing live, sweet and savory rhubarb foods for all meals, and a diverse group of vendors. There will also be an obstacle course, a rhubarb stalk eating contest, a tasting table, and plenty of demonstrations to learn everything about rhubarb.
2025 Build Maine Conference kicks off with ribbon cutting

4 days ago | foxbangor.com | Susan Farley

SKOWHEGAN -- People from all around the state are in Skowhegan for the 2025 build Maine Conference. Municipal leaders, developers and non profit professionals are among those attending. The two day event kicked off this afternoon with a ribbon cutting at the spinning mill on Island Avenue. It is a long vacant industrial property that has been converted into apartments, lodging, a restaurant and event space. Officials say it’s one of the biggest investments in Skowhegan in recent memory.
The Grind House cafe in Bangor closes temporarily

4 days ago | foxbangor.com | Emma Smith

BANGOR -- A prominent Bangor cafe on Central St. appears to have closed down this week. Patrons expecting to grab a bite to eat on Tuesday at The Grind House were met with a sign saying "closed temporarily, see you soon." It's Google business page reflects this temporary closure. A UPS missed package slip on the door left on Monday, June 2nd, appears to suggest the business has been closed all week.