WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)

1 day ago | wmtw.com | Jim Keithley

A Maine man said his Tesla Cybertruck's surveillance cameras captured video of someone vandalizing his vehicle with a key. "When you look close at the video, it's actually a person with a hood and mask on. They came out and keyed some sort of message on the back of the truck," said Nicholas Saulnier. Saulnier said his Cybertruck was keyed Friday in the parking lot of his apartment complex off Hannaford Drive in York. "It's kind of hard to make out," Saulnier said of the damage left behind.

1 day ago | wmtw.com | Bonnie Bishop

A new report from MaineHousing says affordable housing in the state is the most pressing public policy issue. With uncertainty and fear over the cost of housing, advocates took to Monument Square on Tuesday to raise awareness. Two rallies in Portland focused on ending and decriminalizing homelessness. "No more fines, no more being arrested," Co-Organizer Shay Dufour said.

2 days ago | wmtw.com | Jim Keithley

It was a trip of a lifetime for Justin Chenette and his husband, Eduard. The Chenettes did a two-week bus tour in Italy and found themselves in the middle of Rome's St. Peter's Square. "Just to be in Vatican City for Holy Week and Easter Weekend, it was just a surreal feeling," Chenette said. Chenette and his husband have plenty of pictures from their tour of Italy. Little did they know last weekend how special this trip would be. They spent part of Holy Week in Rome.

2 days ago | wmtw.com | Russ Reed

The National Park Service said it is leading an investigation into the death of a man at Acadia National Park in Maine. Acadia National Park dispatch received a 911 call at about 4 p.m. Monday reporting an unresponsive man outside of his vehicle, which was parked in a pullout on Schoodic Loop Road, south of Frazer Point in Winter Harbor, according to the Acadia Superintendent's Office.

2 days ago | wmtw.com | Russ Reed

Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill into law Tuesday to help improve how Maine communities, homeowners, businesses and emergency responders can prepare for the effects of severe storms and ultimately withstand them.