Great Falls Marketing looking to hire 100 remote workers ASAP

The new hires will join the Auburn company's existing 340 employees.

State calls for more supplies, testing as virus cases rise to 142

The head of Maine's CDC says the state is seeing the type of ‘rapid rise’ that other regions have, and is pressing the federal government to release more supplies for health care workers.

WOXO says farewell to listeners; Gleason Radio Group to go silent after 45 years

The five stations will go off the air at 7 p.m. on Sunday.

The Latest: Death toll in U.S. now exceeds 1,000

Senate passes $2 trillion coronavirus rescue package on unanimous vote

The chamber stayed in session late Wednesday night in anticipation of passing the bill after days of delays. The House is expected to pass it on Friday.

SMART season cancellation understood but frustrating

Stuck at home: Coping with changes and uncertainty

We reached out to readers to see how they are handling new routines and new concerns in these uncertain times.

School districts wrestling with impacts of longer-term closures

There's little consistency from district to district in the plans schools are making for extended closures, and Maine's Department of Education says that for now it will hold off on requirements for remote learning.

Farmington annual town meeting postponed

Originally scheduled for Monday, March 30, Farmington selectmen voted to postpone the annual town meeting with the date yet to be determined.

St. Mary’s worker and a Bates grad are battling COVID-19

A hospital health care provider tested positive for coronavirus and a former All-American lacrosse player is critically ill in New Jersey, according to news reports.