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According to the Maine CDC, there are now two hundred- seventy-five confirmed cases and three deaths in the State of Maine from the Coronavirus.

Don't panic, but be prepared.

Workers need one more day to disinfect the building, so an elementary school is closed today.

An employee at a small grocer tested positive for the virus and could have spread it while handling food.

Maine students are back at school where vaping has now been banned.

The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention says the first confirmed case of measles in the state involves a child from Somerset County.

Read his symptoms and you'll be speed walking to your doctor's office in no time.

Officials are warning Mainers to keep a close eye on another illness thanks to ticks, one that can be even more severe than Lyme disease.

A Portland hospital is holding a patient at the request of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control who has been deemed a low risk of having Ebola, according to WMTW.