The Latest: First U.S. Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses shipping Sunday night

Maine CDC reports 142 new COVID-19 cases, one more death

A newly approved vaccine from Johnson & Johnson will arrive in Maine 'in a few short days,' DHHS Commissioner Jeanne Lambrew says.

Black History Month: The past shows the way forward

History shows that the actions of ordinary people have the power to transform the world.

As coronavirus cases fall, schools feel pressure to add more in-person learning

With vaccines on the horizon and many families pushing for more in-person time, Maine school districts still face challenges with staffing and meeting physical distancing requirements.

Our View: Mainers in need can’t afford austerity budget

This is no ordinary recession, and state spending should reflect that.

Pandemic hasn’t completely brought curtain down on student performers

Maine school drama groups, choruses and bands have dealt with limitations on practicing and performing by rehearsing over Zoom and putting together productions online, but restrictions are starting to loosen.

Commentary: Real estate boom signals new in-migration to Maine. Let’s hope we’re ready

It’s the result of a strong brand, a virus and our own responsible action. The challenge: making it work for the people who were here all along.

Last year’s seed shortage may extend to this year, but not to worry

Leftover seeds from last year, and sometimes as much as a decade ago, may still be viable.

Plunging demand for COVID-19 tests may leave U.S. exposed

Experts say the country must double down on testing to avoid flare-ups from variants.

FDA authorizes Johnson & Johnson’s one-dose vaccine

The U.S. now has a third vaccine to prevent COVID-19.