The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from around the U.S. and the world.

"I was worried that he was going to get sick when I saw him in a completely precarious situation of crowded, no separation between people, and almost nobody wearing a mask," Fauci said Sunday.

Schools must figure out how to spend the money in the next two months without any plans for how coronavirus-related costs might be paid for after December.

The city becomes the sixth community in Maine to declare a 'climate emergency' and will develop a plan to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change.

Former Cumberland County District Attorney Stephanie Anderson, a Republican, faces state Rep. Anne Carney, a Democrat, in the Senate District 29 race.

Kate Snyder gives her first State of the City address remotely Monday after a year upended by the pandemic and protests against racial injustice and homelessness.

The coronavirus produces a glut of unknowns for those trying to predict where the state's economy will go from here.

Polling places can get permission to photocopy ballots if supplies run low, but that will slow the count because copies can't be fed into tabulating machines.

The funding from a Maryland foundation will support research that includes ocular signs of Alzheimer's disease.

Gardiner and Livermore Falls will receive over $5.7 million combined for the improvements.

A review of internal affairs files by the Boston Globe finds dozens of Massachusetts state troopers remain on the force despite having faced serious charges and broken the law.

A stalled out front offers shower chances on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures stay mild with a big jump on Thursday.

The Lee Market Place plaza was busy with shoppers when shots rang out Saturday.

The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office says the incident may be related to a similar one in Gorham.

The U.S. can now test several million people daily for coronavirus, but the boom comes with a new challenge: keeping track of the results.

Gretchen Whitmer says "lock her up" is 'disturbing' and inspires domestic terrorism.

The move to end state waivers for a work requirement, suspended during the pandemic, is part of the administration's plans to restrict the food safety net.

The U.S. is cultivating ties with Israel and Arab states in an effort to put pressure on Palestine to reduce past demands in peace talks.

It can now theoretically buy weapons, but its economy still remains crippled by sanctions.

The first excavation in July ended without success.

Oil prices remain depressed, and nearly 20 percent of homes in the Northeast rely on oil furnaces for their primary heating source.

The latest on the pandemic in the United States and around the world.

Teofimo Lopez dominated early and finished strong Saturday night to win a unanimous 12-round decision over Vasiiliy Lomachenko to unify the lightweight titles. Among his trainers was Maine native Joey Gamache.

Brooks Pentecostal Church in Brooks has at least 17 cases, while there were 29 new cases and no additional deaths statewide Sunday, the Maine CDC says.

Retailers are stretching out the season to discourage congestion and minimize their risk of spreading the coronavirus.

The independent is running against the two-party system and the massive amounts of campaign spending in the race, but faces an uphill battle in his effort to unseat Sen. Susan Collins.

The spots spark a faux feud among News Center Maine (WCSH/WLBZ) forecasters Keith Carson and Todd Gutner.

The event was held in a West End garden on Sept. 17.

Relatives clashed over the sale of the Middle Eastern bakery and restaurant, resulting in a protection from abuse order. But the fight isn't over.

Galleries worldwide have reduced their staffs by a third since the beginning of 2020, and the value of art sales has fallen by 43 percent. It's a different story in Maine.

Two years ago, the sprawling, rural district played a key role in the Democrats' drive to take back the U.S. House of Representatives.

Leaders hoped to bring a final show of force before Nov. 3, with over 429 marches in all 50 states.

About 10 inches of snow falls at the lodge and at least a foot on the mountain Saturday at the resort near Rangeley.

For decades, Philadelphia has been the cornerstone of Democratic victories in the battleground state.

The situation mirrors the turmoil in the U.S., where a badly needed stimulus package has been delayed.

They are trying to convince their elders that racial equity should matter to them, too.

The World Health Organization warns that ICUs in some cities could reach maximum capacity.

They aim to avoid a repeat of last spring when many mountain communities were disproportionately hurt by the virus as visitors hit the slopes.

Doctors say they are having a hard time convincing people of the seriousness of a virus that took months to arrive in force.

Democrats are trying to frame the race for the White House as a referendum on his handling of the worst U.S. public health crisis in over a century.

Opponents point to the comment as the latest in 'race-baiting' from David Perdue.

The president continues to be dogged by his handling of the pandemic.

She appeared with Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Charlton Heston, Ronald Reagan and others.

Officials say it’s too soon to know how they might affect local species in Prospect Park.

The Maine breweries win gold medals at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver.

Nine people are in police custody in connection to the act of terrorism.

Human activities are transforming the health and composition of forests – and their colors.

York County's 'green' designation for school pandemic readiness was restored this week, and Maine officials on Friday submitted plans to distribute a vaccine when one becomes available.

The vice president will appear at Dysart's Service in Hermon that morning.

A suspect is expected to be booked on charges of burglary, grand theft of an animal, looting and vandalism.

Jacinda Ardern's liberal Labour Party gets 49 percent of the vote compared to 27 percent for the conservative National Party.

The race includes longtime councilors Maura Herlihy and Joseph Hanslip and two political newcomers.

The race includes longtime councilors Maura Herlihy and Joseph Hanslip and two political newcomers.

The head of Auburn Manufacturing Inc. says her prices are being undercut by the European country's cheaper products.

All 3 candidates have been elected to local office in Sanford, and are now looking to lead the city.

Scam artists are taking notice as American voters face an especially polarized election.

One officer sustains broken nose and black eye and another officer sustains rib injuries before they subdued the suspect.

Harris’ political opponents have repeatedly mispronounced her name since she became the first Black woman and first person of South Asian descent on a national ticket.

Thomas Jefferson Byrd was found dead on Oct. 3 near his home in Atlanta. He had been shot multiple times in the back.