U.S. citizens likely to be left out as Europe reopens borders

In contrast to the United States, the virus's spread has slowed across the EU and particularly in the 26 nations that make up Europe’s visa-free travel zone known as the Schengen area.

The Latest: Report says state, local governments need billions in aid to avert 4 million layoffs

Commentary: How safe are Maine’s nursing homes? Safer than you might think

With the implementation of best practices, visiting a Maine senior living facility should now be safer than visiting the local grocery store.

Pandemic sparks a do-it-yourself boom across Maine

While the coronavirus outbreak has hampered other sectors of the economy, business is booming for retailers that cater to home improvement projects.

State helps towns and tribes qualify for COVID-19 disaster relief

Maine will use $35 million of its $1.25 billion in coronavirus relief funds as local match needed for federal disaster relief.

Saudi Arabia limits number of people for annual Hajj

The kingdom's Hajj minister says they're trying to keep the number around 1,000, a devastating blow to the millions of Muslims who intended on making the pilgrimage.

With all that’s going on, is the rush to play this year really worth it?

From ill-advised tennis tournaments to colleges bringing athletes back to campus, it may be time to accept the new reality in sports – just as we’ve had to accept it in life.

Candy company is sweet on Maine’s popular CDC director

Wilbur’s of Maine Chocolate Confections creates a candy bar for Dr. Nirav Shah.

Flood of absentee ballots could delay primary election results

Maine voters have already requested more than 100,000 absentee ballots for the July 14 primary, and local election officials say it will be a ‘daunting’ task to process those ballots so that results are known on election night.

Augusta City Council approves $67 million budget, with no tax increase

City councilors hold special meeting Tuesday to revise recently approved budget.