Andrew Catalina
News EditorAndrew Catalina is a news editor primarily responsible for overseeing news content on all of Maine Public's digital platforms, in addition to myriad other news- and content-related roles.
Prior to joining Maine Public in 2014, Andrew worked at Bangor Daily News as a web content manager, copy editor and page designer. He earned a bachelor's in New Media from the University of Maine in Orono, where he got his start in journalism at the student-run Maine Campus newspaper and occasionally hosted a music radio show on WMEB.
Andrew lives with his wife, Elyse, and three children in Waterville.
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Maine Gov. Janet Mills has decided not to remove Oxford County's sheriff, after county commissioners petitioned for his dismissal. -
Maine State Police say they responded to a hoax emergency call at the residence of Secretary of State Shenna Bellows on Friday night. -
State police are asking residents for help locating Spridal Hubiak, 20, as they investigate a death in Waterville.
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The announcement was made by Maine's congressional delegation on Friday. -
A standoff on Allen Avenue in Portland has ended after police found a dead person inside a condominium, according to the Press Herald. -
As of just after 11 a.m. Saturday, power was out for over 92,000 customers statewide. Along the coast, preparations for Lee Saturday have been ongoing. -
The National Hurricane Center has issued a hurricane watch from Stonington eastward to the Canadian border, and a tropical storm watch for the remainder of the Maine coast. -
Here’s everything you need to know before you hit the polls. -
Twenty-two patients are in critical care, and five are on ventilators.
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Maine is one of the few outlier states with above average gun ownership, yet relatively few gun deaths, according to various sources. Some groups even say it’s possible a tragedy like the one at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde could have been prevented with gun laws like Maine’s.
