Monmouth’s Applefest canceled, but pie sale will go on

Dennis Price, president of the Friends of Cumston Hall board of directors, said the group's 12th annual 5K will still take place, albeit virtually.

Spruce Head man, 84, charged with threatening couple for not wearing masks

George D. Kibitz, who police say displayed a gun and told the couple that he might shoot people not wearing face coverings, is charged with criminal threatening.

Maine finalizes rules for mandatory paid leave law

The law, effective Jan. 1, will allow workers at companies with at least 10 employees to earn as much as 40 hours of paid time off per year.

Oakland’s Kingdom Life Church cancels Tenacious Love conference

Church officials say the revival, planned for Sept. 24 through Sept. 27, has been canceled because of "state regulations and safety concerns."

Pandemic vs. pandemic: COVID-19 hampers fight against HIV

Clinics have stopped or limited testing for HIV, and public health officials overwhelmed by COVID-19 have shifted staff away from tracking HIV patients.

Driven by York County outbreaks, COVID-19 cases trending higher

Maine's CDC now says 176 cases and 5 deaths are associated with a wedding and reception in Millinocket on Aug. 7.

The Latest: Trump seizes on ruling that Pennsylvania lockdown is unconstitutional

St. Dom’s closes Lewiston campus until Sept. 28 after case of COVID-19 confirmed

Pandemic-induced remote worker boom creates state income tax confusion

A federal bill could add clarity for remote workers in Maine who normally live or work in another state, but its passage is far from certain.

Look forward to these Maine fall events

Despite the pandemic, there are still plenty of fall events in Maine, including a reworked maple celebration, a virtual Common Ground Fair, trolley rides to a pumpkin patch and socially distant wife-carrying.