Presumpscot River News Today

Is live in boston. Nicole a lot of questions tonight surrouding the circumstances that led to this accident. Two women hit by a bus here early this morning, one of those women pronounced dead here at the scene. And it was an emotional scene, one distraught woman carried away by police. The women hit around 2 00 sunday morning by a private bus on this very busy mcclellan highway. The company that was operating the bus entourage livery out of north attleboro. Remains unclear. A Company Spokesperso...

Will be lifting its way northward. It will push its way up along 128 and continued to push its way in. 2 a. M. To 5 00 a. M. , then we start to one this thing down. A couple of systems to keep an eye on. Much more detail coming in tomorrow morning. Rhondella news, a Death Investigation happening in winchester. Diane cho is live on the scene. Diane investigators just left the scene. They were out here for several hours try to figure out what happened out here earlier. Today, we are at Edgewater P...

Gun at woman while she was at his how. Right now are not giving away many details about what led up to his arrest. Right here, right here. Rying paparazzi swarmed this car as it pulls into a Los Angeles Police station. In the back seat, chris brown. Loss appearing less police say brown being booked for assault with Deadly Weapon a call to police first came in around 3 this morning from a woman who claimed brown pointed a gun at her shiel while she was attending a party at his house when officer ...

Starting in Portland, Maine, and ending in Falmouth, Maine, is one of the most beautiful trails with a waterfall!

Starting in Portland, Maine, and ending in Falmouth, Maine, is one of the most beautiful trails with a waterfall!

Researchers guided a walk along a brook during what was described as the final days of the largest alewife spawning migration seen in years.

Have you ever checked out Presumpscot River Preserve? This one is cool, and is actually a nature preserve.

Four paddlers are in the midst of a six-day trip to bring attention to clean drinking water that flows into Sebago Lake.

Maine has issued warnings not to eat fish in some waterways because of contamination from 'forever chemicals,' but most lakes, ponds and streams remain untested.

The state has tested 1,800 fish culled from 112 locations since it first began testing for perfluoroalkyl and poly-fluoroalkyl substances.