Newsradio WGAN

Former Cumberland County DA Jonathan Sahrbeck responds to claims about his tenure, discusses the felony backlog and weighs in on the challenges facing Portland’s criminal justice system today.

A look at how President Trump’s comments about Iran were covered by major news outlets, the context behind his remarks and questions about the potential threat posed by Iran-backed proxy groups in the U.S.

AccuWeather’s Joe Lundberg joins WGAN Morning News with a look at the recent frost, a brief warm-up near 70, cooler weather heading into the weekend and the potential for rain from Tropical Storm Isaías Sunday. Plus, an early look at what Maine could expect this winter.

A look back at the first U.S. Senate debate between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson, including their performances, key exchanges and the issues that defined the night.

Dr. Roxanne Bruce, dounder of Farm Finder USA, joins us to talk about farming technology, food as medicine, and feeding rural Maine.

Matt Gagnon talks with Michael Hoffer for the latest from Maine high school sports. They break down the week’s biggest stories, standout performances and teams to watch — plus announce the Hoffer’s High School Sports Athlete of the Week!

Visit HoffersHighSchoolSports.com for more high school sports coverage.

Jackie Sartoris and Stephanie Anderson face off in WGAN’s Cumberland County District Attorney Forum. Matt Gagnon moderates as the candidates' debate the issues, their records and priorities, and why Cumberland County voters should choose them.

The discussion looks at Maine’s political balance, the dynamics of the 2nd Congressional District, and what Paul LePage’s margin could indicate about the broader electoral landscape in Maine.

Matt Gagnon discusses the possibility of President Donald Trump campaigning in Maine and what a visit could mean for Susan Collins and other Republican candidates on the ballot. The conversation examines the potential impact on Maine’s political landscape.

The discussion examines Bill Green’s renewed support for Susan Collins and what his endorsement means in Maine’s U.S. Senate race. Matt Gagnon looks at Green’s longstanding connection with Maine audiences and the role endorsements can play in a closely watched campaign.