Shortages of some grocery list staples could last for months

There's plenty of food on store shelves, but the supply chain is scrambling to keep some basic items in stock amid unprecedented demand created in part by people staying home and cooking.

PHOTO: Drive-by for school laptops

Hannaford triples donation to food banks, homeless outreach in 5 states

The supermarket chain is giving $750,000 to COVID-19 response efforts, including $225,000 to organizations in Maine.

Directors debate amount for RSU 10 budget

Most agree more money, not less, will be needed to help students.

Bettman raises chance of NHL not completing regular season

The league is considering playing games at neutral sites and going straight to the playoffs.

Iconic sports cities turn eery during coronavirus shutdown

Augusta National. Churchill Downs. So many familiar sites are quiet and empty, instead of teaming with fans and action, because of the coronavirus pandemic.

PHOTO: ‘When I run out of whiskey, I’m in trouble’

Auburn woman hasn't left her property in 22 days to stay away from the coronavirus.

The Virus Diaries: ‘I am resolved to endure it if I can’

An 83-year-old woman undergoing chemotherapy worries about contracting coronavirus – with a dash of gallows humor.

Small businesses seek rent and eviction freezes as crisis costs mount

Maine small business owners are in anxious talks with landlords as they seek to buy time until they can reopen and restore cash flow.

The show goes on, virtually, for central Maine music teachers

Music teachers at Hall-Dale Middle School, and Richmond Middle and High School are offering private lessons for their students while schools are closed.