Today is Wednesday. Temperatures will be in the 70s with scattered afternoon thunderstorms throughout the state. Here's what we're talking about in Maine today.

Overnight noise complaints pile up at BIW picket line, but strike peaceful on Tuesday

• The strike by Bath Iron Works’ largest union was noisy overnight Monday, with police receiving 30 complaints from locals, but city police said Tuesday that they have only issued warnings after working issues out with picketers.

• The 785-foot Riviera, owned and operated by Oceania Cruises, arrived in Eastport without any passengers on June 14 and is expected to stay in the city with only a reduced crew until the industry prepares to resume operations, which could happen this fall. Now, local officials are talking with the owners of a second cruise ship that needs a space to dock.

In other Maine news...

• CMP corridor opponents sue to shield donors from public view
   
• Ruth Emple, stalwart of Bangor’s Little City neighborhood, dies at 100
   
• Campfire safety key as wildfire numbers approach 10-year high