Young people urged to adhere to social distancing, but are they?

Some parents and educators say young people, in particular, are finding it hard to keep their distance to reduce infection risk.

Androscoggin County arrests are down, jail less crowded

Law enforcement in cities and towns asked to issue summonses if possible.

Navy calls BIW to remain open despite demands from Maine delegation, union

James Geurts, assistant secretary of the Navy pointed to the president’s coronavirus guidelines, which states "If you work in a critical infrastructure industry ... you have a special responsibility to maintain your normal work schedule."

How you can help in your community during the pandemic

Restaurants weigh how long they can survive on takeout, grateful for customers still coming out

"You've just got to try to get through the day and you can't plan ahead, you can't plan staffing for next week." — Governor's Restaurant General Manager Carlene Barnies

PHOTO: Caterer donates food to elderly

Augusta catering business Lilac Mixology and Catering brought meals to residents at St. Mary's Residence in Lewiston on Friday.

TD Bank’s Auburn call center sends 38 workers home after some got sick

Five employees' symptoms raised concerns about coronavirus exposure.

Masks and other protective gear running short at Central Maine Medical Center

Like many of its counterparts, Central Maine Medical Center is 'conserving our resources' to ensure it has masks, gloves and more for healthcare workers dealing the coronavirus.

Fishing is free in Maine through April

State officials suspend fishing license requirements in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Dixfield cleaning service has stricter requirements

John and Deb Morang, employees take extra precautions against virus.