The draft may be shortened and teams haven’t had a chance to scout players as much because there are no games.
coronavirus
Consumer confidence plunges in April as millions lose jobs
The Conference Board said Tuesday that its confidence index tumbled to a reading of 86.9, the lowest level in nearly six years.
Federal aid increased for Maine hospitals, health care providers
Another $42 million in grants has been allocated, bringing the total to nearly $188 million.
Trump tells states to consider opening schools before summer
Trump made the comments Monday in a call with governors discussing how to reopen their economies, among other topics.
The Latest: New report to show a damaged economy sliding into recession
The Commerce Department is expected to estimate that the gross domestic product took its sharpest quarterly drop since the Great Recession.
Commentary: Rich are getting richer, despite the pandemic
As billionaires’ wealth continues to balloon, it’s time for them to pay their fair share in taxes.
Maine falling short on virus testing but outperforming most of New England
Maine is among 31 states that must increase testing before it can reopen safely, according to a Harvard analysis.
Our View: Opening Maine’s economy will take patience
There will be no quick fix to the damage caused by COVID-19.
Maine Voices: In time of COVID-19, try interventions, pivot quickly, accept science
There is a path forward to save lives and restart the economy.
For ‘hidden heroes’ in home care, pandemic’s front lines extend into kitchens and bedrooms
With protective equipment in short supply, personal care workers and direct support workers face daily threats to their health as they tend to older and disabled Mainers in private homes and small group homes.