Caitlin Andrews
News ReporterReporter Caitlin Andrews came to Maine Public in 2023 after nearly eight years in print journalism. She hails from New Hampshire originally.
She began her career there covering city government and right-to-know issues for Foster's Daily Democrat and then the Concord Monitor. She moved to Maine in 2019 to cover politics and health care for the Bangor Daily News, where she stayed for three years. She most recently wrote for the nonprofit Maine Monitor before making the switch to radio.
Caitlin has covered everything from car crashes to policy debates and has been recognized by the New England Newspaper & Press Association for her work around government accountability. She is interested in almost any subject, as long as the story is good.
Caitlin currently resides in Kennebec County.
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The discovery of an invasive vine in Maine has alarmed state officials who keep an eye out for non-native species. It's called the mile-a-minute vine, and despite the name, it doesn't grow 60 miles in one hour. But it can grow up to six inches in a day. -
Housing advocates say the problems in the rural housing investment market are affecting projects throughout the country. -
A Rumford man accused of killing his brother was killed by police Wednesday after he failed to show up for court.
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The city council shelved the program this past spring, but Mayor Jason Levesque says it's considering a new system that will only take select items. -
Kingfish Maine wants to build a land-based recirculating aquaculture facility to grow yellowtail kingfish in Jonesport. -
The state website shows that several beaches in the Kennebunk and Kennebunkport area have levels that could be unsafe for swimmers, as well as beaches in Camden, South Portland, York and Lincolnville. -
The government alleges that the owner of Antonia's Pizzeria deliberately withheld both regular and overtime pay from 36 employees and edited timecard data to falsify records. -
Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey has filed a civil rights complaint against a Washington County man for allegedly threatening the lives of an interracial couple.
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The state and the ACLU of Maine have reached a tentative settlement agreement in a lawsuit that claims the state has failed to provide adequate legal representation to low-income criminal defendants. -
The Department of Marine Resources confirmed Friday morning that a body found earlier this week off the coast in Addison is missing fishermen Tylar Michaud.
