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Student athletes will ease back in during 3 phases and will also need to be screened for Coronavirus before each session.

Dolly is a cardiac service dog for Amy Sherwood, a Mainer with many medical issues that Dolly is specially trained to assist her with.

The majestic white Bengal tiger Rewa had been a stunning ambassador for the park for 15 years, and she will be missed by everyone who felt her presence over the years.

Sunday River is offering some pretty lovely wedding packages to folks looking to get married this summer.

Bob Marley, Maine's Comedy Ambassador, is taking his comedy act to Maine drive-ins.

The town of York is preparing for summer tourist season with safety in mind by offering drive-through Coronavirus testing.

According to WGME, Maine's Community Colleges are giving Maine's graduating class of 2019-2020 the best graduation gift ever; two free online summer classes. The class of 2020 has had a disappointing graduation year and as they prepare for college, which might be online their freshman year, this is a great opportunity for them to acclimate to what college and university might be like...

The "Student Loan Forgiveness For Frontline Health Workers Act" would eliminate for front line workers' student debt that is related to their medical education.

The U.S. Census Bureau is reminding Mainers that they are required by law to file for the census, either through the mail or online.

Many insurance companies are stepping up and voluntarily refunding or crediting Maine drivers for part of their insurance costs.

Thanks to the federal Cares Act, Mainers who receive unemployment will also get another $600 a week along with their regular benefits.

Dog owners in Portland and South Portland are going to have to toe the line and keep their dogs on a leash because of Coronavirus.

Golfers all over Maine are taking part in a petition that would designate golf courses to be "essential businesses" and allowed to stay open.

Catholic church masses are suspended in Maine temporarily because of Coronavirus.

The 1800's were brutal for the wildlife in Maine when species were hunted out of extinction.

The Lewiston plant is adding a fourth shift and hiring 46 full-time employees.