Gov. Janet Mills and the director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention will review the latest coronavirus case numbers for Maine later Friday afternoon.

Maine's toll-free 211 referral line has had its call volume surge amid the coronavirus crisis.

Breweries and distillers are working with the University of Maine to meet the need of the state's hospitals.

At opening time, restaurateurs are maxed out on debt, yet they may not be eligible for government relief.

More than 5,300 Maine small businesses had been approved as of Friday morning for federally backed Paycheck Protection Program emergency loans.

City officials say not enough homeless people have been moved into the new shelter in the University of Southern Maine's Sullivan gymnasium.

As Lynne Lyons approaches the anniversary of her husband's death, she navigates a confusing, changing world during the coronavirus outbreak.

State marijuana czar says a spring launch of adult-use industry "is simply unrealistic."

The funding is part of a $30 billion aid package being distributed immediately to health care providers in Maine and across the country as part of the federal CARES Act.

Game-day workers will receive a monthly check based on their 2019 pay.

The festival, a longtime Yarmouth tradition, is deemed too risky to the public.

Congress should enact and the president sign legislation barring interstate travel until the CDC director declares that the public health emergency is over.

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