Brian Bouchard News Today

In continuing coverage, we speak with residents along the northern border to hear how they feel about security.

In this Intervention Aroostook, Brian Bouchard sits down with a community educator from ACAP to discuss an new project aimed at engaging local youth in social emotional learning.

The city of Syracuse is moving forward with plans that will transform part of Syracuse's University Hill neighborhood. It will also help ease the housing crisis

In Throwback Thursday, we explored how baby boomers faced similar challenges in mental health and substance use as millennials and Generation Z do today. But Why do these issues seem to have intensified?

The lack of a higher-voltage charging infrastructure is only one challenge. Limited driving range is another.

Last year at this time the town of Fort Fairfield faced a nearly 1.4 million dollar debt with no plan on how to pay it back. Since then, a former town manager was brought back temporarily, and a plan to pay back the money has been developed and executed.

As times change and our society advances, so too must our institutions, including those designed to maintain law and order. One such example was the transformation and expansion of the Aroostook County Jail back in the mid-eighties and it’s the focus of this week’s Throwback Thursday with Brian Bouchard.

Aroostook County is known as the Garden of Maine, in fact, that’s what WAGM’s callsign stands for, and one project by the University of Maine’s Cooperative Extension hopes to inspire others to become gardeners in their own right.

Changes are coming to certain parts of Versant customers bills effective July 1st. NewsSource8′s Brian Bouchard spoke with a Versant representative to see what those rate changes will mean for your wallet.

With ATV Season underway, and folks hitting the trails of Northern Maine, it’s important to keep in mind that over 90 percent of the State’s trail system is owned by private landowners.