Maine DOT shifts to virtual, on-demand meetings

The format, which has allowed the process of public information and feedback to continue while in-person meetings have been curtailed, is expected to continue as restrictions are lifted and more in-person meetings are permitted.

Survivors struggle as scientists race to solve mystery of long-lasting COVID symptoms

On the pandemic's first anniversary, some COVID-19 survivors are still suffering from puzzling symptoms.

Dr. Fauci: Trump should urge his followers to get vaccinated

Polls have shown Republicans joining Black people and other groups in expressing greater skepticism than others about the safety of the vaccine.

Maine CDC reports 170 new coronavirus cases, no more deaths

Seven hundred twenty-four people have died with COVID-19 since the pandemic struck the state a year ago.

The Latest: Mexico’s president knocks US over vaccines

The year of living distantly

Maine weathered the pandemic better than most states, but it will leave a lasting impact on us.

J.P. Devine: I’m cool with the rules

Keeping track of changes to coronavirus precautions can be mind-boggling, but don't worry, J.P. Devine breaks it down so you can put this column up on your fridge.

Distancing requirements limit reopening options for Maine schools

They remain the biggest barrier to in-school learning, as teacher vaccinations lead parents to pressure districts for more classroom time.

Our View: Federal COVID aid package sets course out of crisis

The comprehensive relief legislation will help Mainers who need it most.

The View From Here: Bailing out American families

After decades of trickle-down, the federal government is finally stimulating the economy from the bottom up.