Coronavirus

The Maine Center for Disease Control on Friday reported two more COVID-19 related deaths and 575 new coronavirus infections, pushing the state's total past the 100,000 mark since the start of the pandemic.

The Maine Center for Disease Control on Wednesday reported seven deaths and 16 more hospitalizations related to COVID-19. The agency also added 649 new coronavirus infections to the state's tally.

The Maine Center for Disease Control on Tuesday reported seven more deaths attributed to COVID-19 and 882 new coronavirus infections since its last update on Saturday.

The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention on Saturday reported 542 new coronavirus cases in the state, and two additional COVID-19 deaths.

Healthcare workers who lose their jobs after refusing to get the COVID vaccine may not be able to collect unemployment benefits.

The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday reported seven more people have died from COVID-19 since the last report on Saturday.

Saturday's report from the Maine Center for Disease Control listed five more deaths from COVID-19 and 600 new coronavirus infections statewide.

Penobscot County continues to be the hotbed for Maine's coronavirus outbreak in early October with 97 new infections and three COVID-19 deaths reported on Friday.

Currently, 113 Maine schools are in Outbreak status.

The Maine Center for Disease Control on Wednesday reported 29 COVID-19 deaths and 836 new coronavirus cases following an earlier report that included only partial data for the day.