Our View: Numbers show COVID-19 is still circulating

Mainers must continue to follow guidelines in order to keep the virus at bay.

UMF holds 2-day virtual commencement ceremony

University of Maine at Farmington's 2020 graduates enjoyed a two-day virtual commencement ceremony.

Maine Voices: Now is the time to start preparing for schools to reopen in the fall

Both K-12 and post-secondary institutions should develop screening, sanitizing, testing and technology strategies.

Pelosi, GOP exchange barbs over new economic relief package

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says Congress will likely take up another virus bill, “but it’s not going to be a $3 trillion left-wing wish.”

Trump says he’ll replenish stockpile for future pandemics

“My goal is to produce everything America needs for ourselves and then export to the world, including medicines,” the president says.

Ogunquit to reopen 2 beaches, with restrictions on activities

Effective Monday, Ogunquit and Footbridge beaches will be open to walking, surfing, paddling and fishing only.

Federal officials release edited, partial guidance on coronavirus reopenings

U.S. health officials have released part of some long-delayed specific guidance that schools, businesses, and other organizations can use as states reopen from coronavirus shutdowns.

Photos: Skowhegan firefighters applaud health care workers

Disparity is on display with how different colleges are dealing with pandemic

Three sports programs are being dropped in Akron for financial reasons, while LSU could welcome football players back to campus as soon as June 1.

Council panel endorses plan to close several Portland streets to help businesses

The Economic Development Committee votes 4-0 in favor of allowing some restaurants and stores to expand into several Old Port streets, and the full council will take up the matter Monday.