The intrusion exposes the vulnerability of even supposedly secure government networks, even after well-known attacks.
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U.S. stocks end mostly lower after an early rally evaporates
Losses in the financial, industrial and health care sectors account for much of the decline.
U.S. set for first COVID-19 shots as shipments begin arriving
Hospital workers begin unloading precious frozen vials of COVID-19 vaccine, preparing for inoculations that bring hope despite the grief of the nation’s rising death toll.
Father rebuilding his life seeks help for his children
A single father working to rebuild his life and make a new home for his family is asking for help for his three children. He is in recovery from an opioid addiction and, in a note to the Press Herald Toy Fund, wrote that his kids have been through a lot and deserve a little […]
The Latest: Members of White House staff to get early access to coronavirus vaccine
The latest on the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. and around the world.
Maine CDC reports 299 new COVID cases, no more deaths
Maine added 2,600 cumulative cases and 30 deaths in just one week, and on Sunday it reached 5,000 active cases for the first time. But a vaccine is on the way.
Maine man charged in incident following refusal to wear mask, police say
The York County Sheriff’s Office charged the Hiram resident with felony reckless conduct following a dispute at Calls Shop ‘n Save in Cornish.
Maine CDC reports 417 new COVID-19 cases, 7 more deaths
The first doses of the vaccine newly approved by the Food and Drug Administration are expected to arrive in Maine on Monday or Tuesday, Dr. Nirav Shah says.
Paris boy’s book on coronavirus safety recognized by CDC
Liam Holland, 6, spreads a message about wearing masks.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Christmas Card Murder’ and ‘A Dog-Friendly Town’
A suspenseful and exciting holiday mystery, and a young-reader mystery loaded with hilarious social commentary