Two people who lived at the Route 1 hotel when it was used as temporary subsidized housing during the pandemic claim they were wrongfully evicted when the town required the hotel to resume short-term stays.

About 16,180 students are eligible for the partial refund of tuition and fees after a settlement in a class-action lawsuit alleging breach of contract for classes and services moving online during the spring 2020 semester.

U.S. health inspectors are still struggling to address a massive backlog of pharmaceutical plants that went uninspected during disruptions caused by COVID-19.

There has been an uptick in reports of new COVID-19 infections through most of the summer.

Experts warn this year's U.S. election could be swamped by misinformation with the proliferation of AI and other tools to produce false news stories and content that could mislead voters.

Fauci was hospitalized for six days before he returned home from the hospital this week.

An updated COVID-19 vaccine is expected to be available to everyone ages 6 months and older as soon as next month.

Years after the pandemic, nearly every state is still struggling with school attendance.

COVID-19-related hospitalizations are rising, but they remain below the levels seen in winter – and far below the peaks seen earlier in the pandemic.

Dozens of athletes at the Paris Olympics have tested positive for the coronavirus.

The president, who has 'mild symptoms,' was prescribed the antiviral drug Paxlovid and has taken his first dose, his doctor reported.

After more than 2 years of negotiations, rich and poor countries have failed to come up with a plan for how the world might respond to the next pandemic.

The Mills administration said Monday that 40,000, or 2%, of the 2.3 million checks issued by the state over a 3-year period have not been cashed and are now being treated as unclaimed property.

Voters in 2020 did not blame Trump for the pandemic, but they did fault his response to it.

The report collected information confidentially from retail giants Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc. as well as chains like Kroger Co. for an investigation of grocery supply chain disruptions.

Though gathering restrictions and mask mandates are gone, vaccines remain the best defense while the coronavirus continues to circulate and researchers try to find treatments for long COVID.

The U.S. government is suspending mail orders for free COVID-19 tests – at least for now.

Most people have some degree of immunity to the coronavirus from past vaccinations or infections. And many people are not following the 5-day isolation guidance anyway, some experts say.

The fines were issued in May 2021 to Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Ralph Norman of South Carolina.

People with COVID will be able to return to work and school if they have been fever-free for 24 hours and their symptoms are mild and improving. The new guidance aligns with recommendations to prevent the spread of flu and RSV.

Justices in Augusta on Tuesday were told that Maine Emergency Medical Services had no legal authority to require vaccinations against COVID and the flu. The state disagrees.

But the Bar Harbor area is still benefiting from a post-pandemic tourism boom and working to address visitor congestion during peak season.

Congress is racing to wind down a tax break meant to encourage businesses to keep workers on the payroll during the pandemic.

Public health experts said the episode illustrated a missed opportunity to learn more about the virus early in the global health emergency.

WHO officials recommend that people get vaccinated when possible, wear masks, and make sure indoor areas are well ventilated.

Florida Surgeon General Joseph A. Ladapo's false claims that mRNA coronavirus vaccines contaminate DNA imperils lives as respiratory viruses surge this winter.

Flu cases are climbing rapidly and are expected to peak sometime in January or February, said Maine CDC Director Dr. Puthiery Va.

But conditions are not expected to become as severe this winter as they were at the hospitalization peak in January 2022.

The decline in COVID-19 deaths drove 84% of the increase in life expectancy, CDC researchers said.

Nearly 3,200 defendants have been charged with COVID-19 relief fraud, according to the U.S. Justice Department. About $1.4 billion in stolen pandemic aid has been seized.

The health care workforce shrank at the same time demand exploded, and patients say finding a provider is 'pretty much impossible.'

Appointments can be hard to get, but health officials are urging people to be persistent and get the vaccine to protect against the most severe effects of the disease.

Two employees of the jail in Madison also tested positive for the virus, and administrators have taken steps to prevent further spread.

London's free newspaper scene is unique. No other major global city has 3 free newspapers with such large circulations.

More than 20,000 Maine students were left out of the pandemic relief program that provided up to $120 per child to spend on food.

A successful public health response requires the perspectives of individuals who have studied how to help ensure that more people get health services that work.

'All I could think of is that this was a scam,' Betsy Mayo, of Gray, said of the EBT card her 11-year-old daughter – and roughly 150,000 other schoolchildren in the state – recently received.

Patients with health insurance who paid for their vaccines should seek reimbursement.

At total of 17 inmates housed at the Portland facility have tested positive for the virus.

Orders can be placed at COVIDTests.gov starting Sept. 25, and the no-cost tests will be delivered for free by the United States Postal Service.

I could take time off from my job to recover without forgoing pay. Millions aren’t so fortunate.

Restricting searches on terms like ‘COVID’ is a flawed response to the challenge social platforms face balancing public safety and free expression.

The vaccine is recommended for everyone ages 6 months and older and some pharmacies are offering limited appointments for the shots.

While some individual schools and colleges have implemented temporary mask requirements, federal and state leaders don't appear to be considering widespread COVID-19 restrictions with the pandemic over.

Federal regulators approved the latest COVID-19 vaccine this week, and shots are expected to be available within days.

Experts worry that immunity from previous vaccinations and infections is fading in many people, and a new shot would save many lives.

A scathing federal report has found New Jersey's two state-run veterans homes were unprepared to keep residents safe during the COVID-19 outbreak, violating their constitutional rights to reasonable care while in state custody.

Anyone still dragging their heels on booster shots should reconsider in a few weeks.