Gov. Janet Mills says she believes the state is as prepared as it can be for the spreading virus, but urges Mainers to take ‘common-sense precautions.’
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Here’s what you need to know about dining out in the age of coronavirus
Restaurants and food delivery services are taking extra precautions.
UMaine System prohibits nonessential travel, encourages students to stay on campus
Residence and dining halls will remain open during spring break next week, and students will not be charged for additional room and board costs.
Coronavirus: Do you know if you’re at risk?
A brief guide to the coronavirus outbreak.
Trump calls for payroll tax relief to calm virus-spooked markets
The president says his administration will ask Congress to pass payroll tax relief as he looks to calm financial markets’ fears over the impact of the coronavirus epidemic.
As labs ramp up, who can get tested in U.S. for coronavirus?
Priority goes to people with fever, cough and other flu-like symptoms and who have had close contact with someone confirmed to have the virus or those who traveled to an outbreak area outside the U.S.
More Mainers tested as coronavirus lab opens but state CDC leaves questions unanswered
Maine has no confirmed cases of the virus, but state officials aren’t releasing detailed information about the numbers of tests conducted, negative test results or how many Mainers are being monitored.
American sports leagues closing locker rooms and clubhouses to non-essential personnel
The NBA, NHL, Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer release a joint statement about the move in response to the coronavirus crisis.
VIDEO: The 10 food items to stock up on in case you are quarantined
A food editor has some suggestions for stocking your pantry for a prolonged quarantine. Milk and bread aren’t on the list.
Coverage of how Maine confronts the COVID-19 pandemic
News about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting Maine communities.