1. Old Orchard Beach police have released surveillance video of two men they say threw a boulder and traffic cone into Saco Avenue early Memorial Day morning. A driver hit the boulder, damaging her car, and another reported a flat tire from road debris. Police hope the footage leads to tips—or a confession—from the so-called “mystery rock throwers.” (WMTW)

2. Developers behind Portland’s new 3,300-seat venue say parking won’t be an issue. Their report shows 2,849 public spaces within a four-block radius, plus reserved agreements for 1,380 spots at Temple Street and Custom House garages with late-night, discounted rates. A recent city study found downtown lots only 18–19% full on busy nights, leaving ample room for event crowds. (WMTW)

3. Gas prices in Maine are holding steady at an average of $3.04 per gallon, up slightly from last month but still nearly 48 cents lower than this time last year. Experts say that’s good news for summer travelers. Diesel is down, too, averaging $3.48 nationally. (NCM)

4. Southwest Airlines is ending its “bags fly free” policy after more than 50 years. Now, checked bags will cost $35 for the first, $45 for the second—unless you’re a premium or rewards member. The move follows investor pressure to boost profits. (CBS)

5. It’s National Burger Day today, and chains are serving up deals! Burger King’s giving away a free burger with a $1 purchase, Wendy’s has 1-cent Jr. Bacon Cheeseburgers in the app, and DQ loyalty members can snag a second Stackburger for 99 cents. (FW)

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