Two more people have died from the coronavirus in Maine, state health officials announced Friday, bringing the state total to nine. Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Nariv Shah said the victims were a man in his 70s and a woman in her 80s, both from Cumberland County. To date, there are 432 confirmed cases of COVID-19…

Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Nariv Shah announced two additonal deaths in the state on Friday.

This map gives a look at a map of the number of states’ coronavirus cases reported so far, broken down by county where available.

The race is on to prevent the novel coronavirus from spreading further in Portland, Maine’s homeless community. Officials from the city, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevent and Maine Department of Health and Human Services are trying to separate and house roughly 600 healthy, symptomatic and exposed people in its homeless population after a Massachusetts woman and a…

Officials in Maine are trying to prevent the novel coronavirus from further spreading among the homeless population in Portland.

The number of Maine residents infected with the novel coronavirus increased to 376 on Thursday, up 32 cases from the day before, according to health officials. In a news conference, Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine Centers for Disease Control, said no new deaths had been reported. So far, seven people in the state had died from COVID-19. Of…

Maine Center for Disease Control Director Dr. Niraj Shah provided an updated Thursday on the number of coronavirus cases in the state as well as Maine’s efforts to get personal protective equipment.

At 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, Maine will be under a stay-at-home order for at least an entire month. Gov. Janet Mills made the announcement on Tuesday afternoon saying the measures were necessary to further protect Mainers from the new coronavirus. As of Wednesday afternoon, Maine had two new deaths from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, bringing the...

Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ stay-at-home order goes into effect at midnight Wednesday night, along with several other orders meant to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

Thousands of Massachusetts residents have coronavirus. Those not sickened have had their lives changed. These are your stories.

A stay-at-home order will take effect in Maine beginning Thursday, Gov. Janet Mills announced Tuesday. The order will be in effect until April 30. Schools in the state will be closed until at least May 1, and people entering Maine or returning from trips are being told to self-quarantine for 14 days. Mills said that people will only be allowed…

Gov. Mills issues stay-at-home order in Maine in a COVID-19 update.

With so many restaurants closed and everyone’s lives disrupted by the new coronavirus, fishermen in New England are trying to figure out how they’ll pay their bills — and lawmakers are figuring out how they can help.

The Maine division of a global health care company will make coronavirus tests that determine positive cases in five minutes. Last week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized Abbott Laboratories to produce a COVID-19 kit for its ID NOW test platform. To identify someone with the disease caused by the new coronavirus, a doctor would take the newly-approved...

Two more Maine residents have died from the coronavirus, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control. That brings the state’s total to three.

Authorities in Maine are investigating after several people with guns reportedly tried to force a resident to stay quarantined at home. The Coast Guard was called to a home the area of Cripple Creek Road on Vinalhaven after receiving a report that several people with guns had cut down a tree and used it to block the driveway, according to…

The state of Maine has reported its first death from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Friday. The man in his 80s was from Cumberland County, the area seeing the most cases. He has not been identified due to privacy laws, the Maine CDC said. “This is a sad…

Maine health officials reported the state’s first coronavirus-related death on Friday. The governor is being asked to shut down the entire state.

Today we talk to NBC10 Boston/NECN photographer Mark Garfinkel about how he’s showed the city of Boston emptied out during the coronavirus crisis — plus a near run-in he had during social distancing.

A tractor-trailer truck carrying 80,000 pounds of French fries overturned Thursday in Scarborough, Maine, officials said. The 74-year-old driver of the truck was going too fast on a curve while trying to enter the Maine Turnpike, according to the Maine Department of Public Safety. The truck overturned and spilled some fuel. The driver suffered minor injuries and was not charged,…