Ohio governor’s conflicting COVID-19 tests raise backlash

The conflicting results come as Americans have grown frustrated about access to testing and by slow results.

Maine Voices: COVID crisis hits behavioral health

Community-based providers of mental health and substance use disorder services may not survive if the state doesn't release federal funds.

Our View: Maine Republicans playing games with special session

The Legislature can’t come back to finish its work because the minority party wants to control the agenda.

Maine students on reopening schools: ‘I just hope we do it the right way’

With the return to school around the corner, Maine high school students say they'd like to be back in the classroom, but they're equally concerned about safety.

Maine’s small-business sector still in crisis after reopening

Many businesses report poor sales and low customer counts as the coronavirus pandemic continues to strangle commerce.

Jim Fossel: Republicans should hold firm on taxes in Augusta

Whenever the Legislature comes back into session, GOP members should use their clout to roll back 2019's spending spree.

The Maine Millennial: Teetering on the unemployment cliff

What’s keeping workers at home? It’s not a $600 weekly payment – it’s the coronavirus.

Maine faces numerous hurdles in coming race to vaccinate for COVID-19

Success in a mass-inoculation effort to achieve herd immunity depends on communicating its efficacy and overcoming 'vaccine hesitancy.'

The Latest: Brazil surpasses 100,000 deaths from COVID-19

Maine CDC reports 12 new coronavirus cases, one additional death

The overall prevalence of COVID-19 has remained low enough in Maine to allow some schools to reopen for in-person instruction.