Owen Kingsley

Reporter

Born and raised in Portland, Owen went to Quinnipiac University in Connecticut to follow his love of news reporting. He earned his BAJ '18 and MSJ '19.

Owen worked for two years as an assignment editor for WTNH in New Haven, Connecticut.

Owen's first on-air job was with WABI in Bangor.

He worked as an MMJ reporter and then became the anchor and producer of their weekend evening shows.

He worked up north for almost three years and was recognized for his work by the Maine Association of Broadcasters.

Living back in Portland, Owen loves to kayak and paddle board with his dog and is beyond excited to tell your stories.

Latest Stories By Owen Kingsley

hace 18 horas
Scarborough Downs development leads to lower property tax bills for residents
Scarborough town leaders credit the former Scarborough Downs for reducing tax bills.
hace 6 días
'It puts people on edge': Juveniles caught on camera during alleged western Maine crime spree
Security footage appears to show a group of juveniles breaking into stores in Oxford County.
hace 7 días
Maine communities look for solutions as meetings continue to be interrupted by offensive comments over Zoom
Another Portland City Council meeting was interrupted by hate speech Monday night.
hace 8 días
'Threatened multiple times:' Police respond to 'aggressive' unhoused people in Augusta
Several residents and business owners in Augusta are speaking out about feeling unsafe, saying unhoused people are becoming more aggressive.
hace 9 días
Family mourns Maine man killed after tree falls on vehicle during Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee
A community is mourning the loss of a Maine man who was killed during Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee in Searsport.
hace 10 días
Central Maine Power hopes to restore power to all customers by end of Monday
While Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee has mostly cleared, there are still several days of work ahead.
hace 10 días
Maine Emergency Management Agency holds news briefing about effects of Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee
Maine Emergency Management Agency Officials are holding a news briefing in Augusta Saturday about the effects of Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee.
hace 14 días
Scarborough voters to decide on new $160 million elementary school
The future of Scarborough schools is on the line this November, according to some town officials.
hace 13 días
Hallowell council meeting cut short after hate speech spewed during public comment
A hybrid Hallowell City Council meeting was cut short Monday night after a person began using anti-Semitic hate speech.
hace 15 días
'105% capacity:' Maine shelters overwhelmed by growing cat populations
Animal shelters all across Maine are overcrowded with cats, and they say the problem is only getting worse.