COVID-19

The Portland restaurant has closed temporarily.

Stories have been going around online that Governor Mills is requiring restaurant workers to wear a cone of shame.

According to WABI TV 5, the city of Augusta said they have found a 'very small concentration' of the virus in samples of the wastewater that was collected.

Student life at the University of Maine system will look very different this year. UMaine has altered their 2020/2021 schedule, eliminating the Fall break and Spring break, and starting the Spring semester a week later than they usually have. Cla...

At this point, the hospital and community are kind of reliant on an honor system of sorts, hoping that visitors will report in to them if they receive positive results.

Anyone else not sure how to think or feel? Do you have a hard stance about the next school year?

We may soon see an increase to the amount of people allowed to attend indoor events, as well

If you can, stay in and enjoy the A.C.. If you do have to go out in the heat, as uncomfortable as they are, face masks are an important component in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Smitty's is finally opening their doors. Here's what you need to know about new procedures and upcoming movies!

I'm gonna go out on a bit of a limb here and assume that I speak for the majority of us all when I say I'm sick and freakin' tired of COVID-19

Libraries across the State of Maine are collecting stories from Maine people in the communities to document and archive the happenings of Maine citizens during this pandemic.

The good news is that there will still be a fair

Beyond hand washing, hand sanitizers and masks that must be worn properly, here are some more best practices for going back to your workplace.

She is such a class act!

Gregin and Jeremy understood Gleason's situation and were more than happy to help by offering Bueno Loco's outside patio and 4,100 sq. feet of indoor restaurant seating for the driving school to hold socially distanced classes.

Adam "Ditch" Kurtz, originally from Harpswell, was featured in Rolling Stone magazine for his parody of Johnny Cash's "Man in Black".