Is there a constitutional right to food? Mainers to decide.

Members of Maine's farming community are divided over the possibility of a first-in-the-nation right-to-food amendment.

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Bath man sentenced to 25 years for multiple crimes including sexual assault and burglary

Paintmakers are running out of the color blue

An ingredient needed for certain tints is falling victim to global supply-chain disruptions.

Federal court deals another blow to Maine workers challenging vaccine mandate

The U.S. Supreme Court could still weigh in.

Boston declares addiction, homelessness emergency

Officials hope to clear a 150-tent homeless camp by getting people into shelters and providing addiction services.

College towns plan to challenge results of 2020 census

They say their populations may have been undercounted because students were sent home when the pandemic hit.

Why COVID boosters weren’t tweaked to better match variants

COVID-19 booster shots are an extra dose of the original vaccine, and some experts wonder why they weren't updated to better match the delta variant.

Facebook plans to hire 10,000 in Europe to build ‘metaverse’

The social network isn’t the only one working on the metaverse, and Facebook acknowledged that no single company will own and operate it.

Maine CDC reports another rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations Sunday

Twenty more people were hospitalized around the state than on Saturday.