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courtesy of York Hospital/Creative CommonsOfficials say that after more than a century of operating independently, York Hospital is facing multiple challenges and can no longer go it alone. -
Charles Krupa/APThe nonprofit announced at the beginning of October it could no longer afford to continue due to the loss of $2 million in annual Medicaid reimbursements.
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The Needlepoint Sanctuary syringe program will reopen following a vote by the Bangor city council to approve a zoning change. -
The recall cites Yani Cannabis adult-use vape cartridges in the Watermelon Chimera strain. -
What kinds of equipment and tools help people with disabilities go about their daily lives more independently—and how to access them in Maine -
A new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics has found that early exposure to peanuts has resulted in roughly 40,000 fewer allergies in U.S. children over the past decade. -
A crowd of people wearing blue and holding signs converged at the Longley Bridge in Lewiston Friday afternoon for a vigil to remember those affected by the mass shooting two years ago that killed 18 people. -
Law enforcement agencies throughout the state will accept medications that are no longer wanted or needed. -
The U.S. CDC had reported earlier this week that more than 11% of the roughly 600 passengers on the Oceania Insignia were sick. -
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Several councilors pushed for a failed amendment that would have imposed a cap of 30 syringes. Councilor Eryn Soule-Leclair proposed the new limit to try to reduce waste from discarded needles. -
Nurses from across Maine gathered in Augusta today to highlight concerns about understaffing and workplace violence against nurses.
