Pandemic stigmatizes New Yorkers fleeing city to Connecticut, Maine

America’s largest city is pandemic central, and New Yorkers have become the face of the fearsome infection – virtual pariahs whose potential arrival has spurred anxious demands for roadblocks up and down the East Coast.

Legendary cycling event in Brussels will happen Sunday, with racers pedaling at home

The 104th Tour of Flanders, among the top one-day races in pro cycling, has gone virtual.

Kipsang among 20 arrested in Kenya for curfew breach

Former marathon world record holder Wilson Kipsang and 19 others locked themselves in a bar and consumed alcohol in violation of a curfew.

Free Wi-Fi access at Oxford Hills libraries and schools

2,000 insects come to dinner at Mr. Drew’s Exotic Rescue and Education Center

Norridgewock couple making face shields for health care workers

Ed and Brandy Miller use a 3D printer and do the assembly.

WNBA postpones start of season because of virus

Training camps were scheduled to open on April 26, and the league gave no indication when the season would start.

U.S. Women’s Open postponed until December

The tournament, originally scheduled for June 4-7 in Houston, will now be played Dec. 10-13.

More vandalism may be connected to tensions about out-of-staters on Vinalhaven

The Knox County Sheriff's Office is investigating as police warn against harassment of people from out-of-state.

Maine CDC confirms 9th death as it reports largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases

As of Friday there were 432 confirmed cases of the virus in Maine, and 9 people had died, as state health officials repeatedly urge the public to practice social distancing and stay at home except for essential activities.