A century ago, sports rises from ravages of war and disease

The world in 1919 was hardly a place for fun and games.

Maine scrounges for medical supplies, but little more is expected from feds

The state is preparing for a surge of patients, but its allocation from the federal stockpile is tiny.

Timeout: Missing the human touch of sports

Isolation can wear us down. But, Tony Blasi writes, that feeling of seclusion pales in comparison to overwhelmed first responders dealing with thousands of sick people.

The Virus Diaries: Almost stranded in Spain

‘It hit me that I must go now or be prepared to stay till who-knows-when,’ a South Berwick woman says of being in Spain during a national lockdown.

UMF senior leaves campus to finish studies, teaching remotely

"This is my goodbye," Hayley Valdivia said, as she packed belongings into her car.

Legally blind Oakland man, wife face eviction during coronavirus pandemic

Doug Handy, 58, and his wife, Evelyn, 60, have lived in their mobile home 11 years and got an eviction notice March 25 saying they need to move out by April 25.

PHOTO: Scary times for scarecrows

DHHS office in Lewiston closed a second time

One confirmed COVID-19 case and one potential case have been reported.

Maine retailers deemed essential prepare to follow new state mandates

Supermarkets, grocers and convenience stores will stay open but must limit the number of customers at any time and take other measures to limit coronavirus transmission.

Video: Lewiston officials offer assurances city government still working during crisis

City officials filmed a video briefing Wednesday to reassure the public of its response to the health crisis.