Delta Ambulance: Frontline against virus, back of the line for protective equipment

Ambulance crews, who are among the first to contact people who may have coronavirus and stand ready to meet any surge, appreciate those who ward off the contagion by social distancing.

Central Maine technical schools try to make best of bad situation

Classes at Capital Area Technical Center in Augusta and Mid-Maine Technical Center in Waterville move on via social media, but lack of hands-on learning takes its toll.

Sidelines: The NFL draft is not exactly sports, but it’s the next best thing

The annual draft scratched a persistent itch for sports fans, Travis Lazarczyk writes.

Three more deaths reported as confirmed cases rise to 990

The Maine CDC's latest numbers increase the state's coronavirus death toll to 50.

The Latest: Hawaii’s stay-at-home order extended to May 31

Navy admiral advises reinstatement of fired carrier captain

The top Navy officer has recommended that Capt. Brett Crozier be returned to his ship.

View from Away: Partisan rancor has never been so dangerous

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Week In Photos April 18-24, 2020

Here are some of our favorite photos from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel from the past week.

As cases near 1,000, trends emerge about Maine’s infected

Data show that Mainers 80 or older account for just 13% of the cases but roughly half of the deaths. Health care workers account for the most cases, because they are exposed to the virus and are tested regularly.

More cases of COVID-19 reported at Farmington living center

The director of Maine Centers for Disease Control & Prevention said eight residents and five staff members have tested positive.