Weekly News:
The temporary leave affects about 10% of its workforce.
Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, discusses coronavirus case numbers.
Education Commissioner Pender Makin, citing federal coronavirus guidance about avoiding large group and in-person instruction for 8 to 20 weeks, recommends that districts finish the 2019-20 academic year using remote and distance learning programs.
Voting on everything from school budgets to congressional primaries unlikely to occur before July 14,
Congressional Democratic leaders want to add hundreds of billions of dollars for health care, state and local governments, and food stamps to the $250 billion in emergency aid.
Allstate Insurance Co. said it will pay back 15 percent of its customers' April and May auto insurance premiums, and competitors are contemplating similar moves.
Clients with long locks, shaggy hairlines, discolored roots and chipped nails may take matters into their own hands.
Churches set up Blessing Cupboard, Blessing Boxes to feed needy.
There's plenty of food on store shelves, but the supply chain is scrambling to keep some basic items in stock amid unprecedented demand created in part by people staying home and cooking.
Auburn woman hasn't left her property in 22 days to stay away from the coronavirus.
• More apartments underway on Lisbon Street • Hill Mill's Allen Manufacturing adds WeHaveFaceShields.com to the company mix
Maine small business owners are in anxious talks with landlords as they seek to buy time until they can reopen and restore cash flow.
Epidemiologists at the Maine CCD study models that reveal how slight changes in social distancing could have huge impacts on the number of deaths and the need for hospital beds and equipment.
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