Our View: Allow SNAP recipients to shop online

Americans who use food stamps should be able to shop the same way as everyone else.

Questions riddle restaurant reopenings, from capacity limit to customer appetite

Restaurateurs in Maine at last have a date for reopening, but many wonder to what extent they can or should.

Will more churches offer drive-in services? Are marinas opening? When do I have to wear a mask?

Maine cities get new federal funds and plan to share with local businesses

Biddeford expects to give grants to 20 businesses, while Portland and Cumberland County are also planning how to disburse money they're receiving.

In televised town hall, Trump says vaccine will be available by year’s end

President Trump is pushing for an economic reopening, one his advisers believe will be essential for his reelection chances in November.

Former guest of Lewiston wellness shelter tests positive for COVID-19

An official with Community Concepts, which operates the wellness shelter, said a former guest of the Lewiston facility — being run out of the Lewiston Armory — tested positive Sunday morning for the coronavirus.

Two of Maine’s biggest, most popular agricultural fairs still in limbo

The Fryeburg Fair and the Common Ground Country Fair say they are hopeful, but not certain, that their celebrations will be held this fall in light the threat posted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Worship: “If they cannot come into the church, I can bring Mass out to the parking lot.”

‘If they cannot come into the church, I can bring Mass out to the parking lot.’

Faced with COVID-19 restrictions, a priest uses a novel method to conduct services in Lewiston.

Faced with 20,000 dead, care homes seek shield from lawsuits

At least 15 states have enacted laws or governors’ orders that provide nursing homes and long-term care facilities some protection from lawsuits arising from the crisis.