Good morning, Portland.

A community in Corinna helped grieving widow Cristina Leonard recover her missing wedding ring after her husband died in an ATV crash last month.

Ben Bailey of Greenville found the ring today using a metal detector, reminding us to cherish every moment with loved ones.

A rare handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence was found in the Wells Town Clerk's Office record book (created in July 1776) and it is one of 26 surviving copies preserved for 250 years.

Its discovery links local records to America's founding moment.

A storm on Thursday damaged over a dozen homes in Cape Elizabeth and South Portland, leaving power outages and postponing local events.

Crews restored power for thousands, and residents can drop off storm debris until Aug. 22 (no injuries were reported).

Officials announced that $48M federal funding will move the existing Downeaster station east of I-295 to improve train efficiency; the exact location remains under discussion between city officials and the Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority.

Global supply chain issues from overseas delays & varied district planning have forced Maine water systems like Portland and Kennebec to halt fluoridation temporarily while others, such as Bangor and Sanford, maintained full supplies; officials say the shortage poses a dental health concern only.

The Gray New Gloucester Raymond Little League team lost its regional championship game in Bristol, Connecticut on Thursday night yet impressed local fans with its sportsmanship by applauding the winning Massachusetts team and celebrating a top four finish.

Maine native and Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Matthew Rogers released his book 'The Recipe for Being a Great Coach' yesterday, sharing insights from decades of coaching Little League players.