WCME (900 AM) is a radio station in Brunswick, Maine. The station is owned by veteran radio news anchor and talk host Jim Bleikamp, and is currently silent. When the station returns, it will operate with a locally-oriented, full-service format emphasizing news and local activities in the midcoast Maine region. WCME's studios are located at the Fort Andross complex in Brunswick.

WCME signed on December 16, 1955 under the ownership of Westminster Broadcasting Corporation. Central Maine Broadcasting System acquired the station in 1964, and launched a sister station on 98.9 FM on April 11, 1965. The WCME stations were sold to WCME Inc. in 1969, and to Condit Broadcasting in 1972.

By 1973, WCME and WCME-FM simulcast a contemporary format; later that year, the call letters were changed to WKXA. The following year, the WKXA stations were sold to Amcom Corporation and implemented a mix of talk and MOR. In 1977, the simulcast was dissolved, and WKXA flipped to top 40; a year later, the station reverted to simulcasting with WKXA-FM, by then a country station. Independent programming again resumed in 1980, this time with a news/talk format; this continued after Windward Communications bought the station in 1982, but by 1984 WKXA had adopted an adult contemporary format (separate from that on the newly-renamedWCLZ), which gave way by 1987 to a return of the country format.