COVID-19

It's been nearly a year since our lives, not just locally but globally, were flipped upside down with the announcement of a virus that had been discovered overseas.

With every passing day, Maine gets more doses of the coronavirus vaccine.  Sure, it is not as many doses as we were hoping for, but we are getting to the point where we can move to the next phase.  And, as more of the in-development vaccines get approval, we will see a flood of vaccine doses coming into the state. ...

On December 10th, the Food and Drug Administration is set to hold an advisory committee meeting to discuss Pfizer's request for emergency use authorization so that they may get the vaccine distributed sooner rather than later.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the Maine CDC has changed course and will no longer be following up with investigations into probable cased of COVID-19

It's been a favorite annual event here in Central Maine for both businesses and citizens alike.

According to the Kennebec Journal, the 'reproduction rate' of COVID-19 in Maine has surpassed every other state in the nation.

According to News Center Maine, the Maine Principal's Association has made the tough decision to postpone the start of the winter sports season indefinitely. The planned start date for winter school sports in Maine had been slated for November 16th...

Sitting on Santa's lap is not exactly covid friendly - here's what the Maine Mall will attempt this year.

President Trump announced that he and his wife, Melania Trump, have tested positive for the coronavirus. Trump shared the news on Twitter early Friday morning.

Eleven. That's how many businesses have had to close their doors for good since the start of the coronavirus, and that's just in Gardiner

Maine, along with many other states, is facing a shortage of new cars to sell because of springtime shutdowns at the manufacturing plants

According to WABI, several schools within MSAD 52 will be temporarily closed after four new COVID-19 cases have been reported in the town of Turner.

As we as parents continue to grapple with the ever-changing times and sending our kids back to school, the Maine Department of Education faces similar struggles. As these are uncharted waters for all of here in Maine, we're all still trying to figure out what the best practices and procedures are with welcoming students back to school...

It's been a favorite annual event here in Central Maine for both businesses and citizens alike.

According to WABI TV 5, the city of Augusta said they have found a 'very small concentration' of the virus in samples of the wastewater that was collected.

It's an event that happens annually here in Augusta, but due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak it will be happening virtually this year.