It’s unclear whether police were aware that CNN’s camera continued to roll as they carried it away.

The number of people receiving the aid now tops 30 million — one in five workers.

The RNC outlined a number of safety protocols it said it would invoke during the convention in Charlotte, an apparent response to the Democratic governor's request for a safety plan.

Earlier Thursday, Trump said, “I feel very, very badly" about George Floyd's death while handcuffed and in the custody of Minneapolis police.

COVID-19 has made large, traditional funeral services a thing of the past.

The superintendent cut $40,000 for an assistant superintendent position.

Residents around Ashmount Street and Scribner Boulevard said they heard half a dozen shots.

Ashley Jardine of Poland struggled to complete nursing school at CMCC while her father was in a medically-induced coma during treatment for COVID-19.

Four attorneys from Auburn's Skelton, Taintor & Abbott offer practical advice Thursday during a session with the Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.

Public will have access June 8 with restrictions.

Democrats have increasing hopes of gaining the minimum 3 seats they’ll need to capture a Senate majority in the fall.

Gov. Janet Mills allowed restaurants in Sagadahoc County to open to limited dining again, but some owners question whether they'll generate enough sales to save their businesses.

The Maine Center for Disease Control & Prevention is discussing testing everyone at the facility.

Minneapolis-St. Paul had its third straight night of protests, which spread to other cities, including Los Angeles and Memphis.

Moody's and Standard & Poors said the state is in a stable debt position as it enters a period of financial uncertainty.

Police say they will step up patrols in response to recent incidents involving firearms.

Motorists must register their cars by July 11 if their city or town office is accepting tax payments and processing registrations. Everyone else gets more time.

The employees work at the Maine Emergency Management Agency offices where daily media briefings are held.

With the Scripps National Spelling Bee canceled, many top spellers who would have been on the bee stage this week are instead competing online.

The White House is supposed to unveil a federal budget proposal every February and then typically provides a "mid-session review" in July or August with updated projections on economic trends.

Days after Twitter applied fact checks to two of his tweets, the president signs an executive order challenging the lawsuit protections for free speech on the internet.

Voting will be from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Town Hall.

Prekindergarten graduation plans were also announced.

The female falcon and her Androscoggin County mate have picked a challenging place to nest.

Ambition Brewery pivots business model to stay afloat during the pandemic.

Having 24,500 Mainers file claims – the other 12,500 are duplicates – is a 'sharp and suspicious' increase from recent trends, the state Labor Department said.

It might lie in an initial reluctance to react to an epidemic that seemed distant and unthreatening.

Roughly 2.1 million people applied for U.S. unemployment benefits last week, a sign that companies are still slashing jobs.

Customers can get self-administered tests at drive-through windows at some CVS locations as the state ramps up testing.

Stephen Dullinger plans to set up a food truck on his Main Street lot.

One man who lives in the area said he heard a single shot, and then 20 seconds later another four or five shots rang out.

Police said Thomas Owens was not wearing a helmet when his motorcycle crashed on Route 142.

Salvage BBQ and Smokehouse on Congress Street will remain closed until at least June 9.

The organization said it was impossible to host the event safely in the middle of a pandemic.

Dirigo High School AD proposes esports option for students this fall.

Wednesday night's straw vote will be followed by an official vote of the School Committee on June 3.

Police say Thomas Ingle, 67, was unable to make it to land after his kayak overturned off Raynes Neck Road on Saturday.

Sara Robert made 100 signs, sold them and used the proceeds to buy gift cards those on the front lines.

The three companies say they were unfairly denied Paycheck Protection Program funds because they are in Chapter 11 reorganization.

Wendy Boudreau was killed while shopping at Shaw's in Saco in 2015.