When the new legislature gathers next week for a ceremonial swearing-in and formal leadership elections, they’ll face strict new measures to cope with the coronavirus and no shortage of looming problems and issues stemming from the pandemic to deal with.

The trendlines are concerning as they indicate a growing belief that steps taken by state leadership have not gone far enough. Perhaps most concerning, is that only 51% of educators have committed to remaining in the teaching profession next year.

The trendlines are concerning as they indicate a growing belief that steps taken by state leadership have not gone far enough. Perhaps most concerning, is that only 51% of educators have committed to remaining in the teaching profession next year.

North Dakota hospitals are reportedly at full capacity amid surging coronavirus cases and a shortage of healthcare workers. On Monday, Gov. Doug Burgum announced a new measure to address the dire situation, allowing COVID-19-positive healthcare workers who are asymptomatic to continue

The Linn County Treasurer’s Office is closed in the afternoons until further notice due to staff being absent for COVID-19-related reasons. The county announced the office closure in a news...

On Oct. 26, the School Board approved a plan to allow continued work on plans for returning elementary students to the classroom full time first, with middle school students possibly returning 28 days later, followed by high school students. The district initially hoped to return to five-day school weeks by Nov. 30, but said in an email to parents Tuesday, Nov. 10 that that would likely happen un...

On Oct. 26, the School Board approved a plan to allow continued work on plans for returning elementary students to the classroom full time first, with middle school students possibly returning 28 days later, followed by high school students. The district initially hoped to return to five-day school weeks by Nov. 30, but said in an email to parents Tuesday, Nov. 10 that that would likely happen un...

Anne Arundel County's health officer shared some alarming coronavirus health data Tuesday that indicates the county's trends are being mirrored across the state.

Hospitals across the state are teetering on full capacity due to staffing shortages. The virus has taken many nurses out of action as they recover, quarantine or wait for test results, but North Dakota's nursing shortage dates back to before the pandemic.

Hospitals across the state are teetering on full capacity due to staffing shortages. The virus has taken many nurses out of action as they recover, quarantine or wait for test results, but North Dakota's nursing shortage dates back to before the pandemic.

A top doctor at Dartmouth-Hitchcock offers insight on the healthiest ways to approach the holidays amid the pandemic.

As total weekly COVID-19 cases reach a new high water mark in Pima County, researchers at Arizona State University warn statewide hospital bed shortage looms.

Helena High School and Capital High School will close to in-person instruction for at least two weeks beginning Monday due to a staff shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Other staff from principals to administrators are filling in for Westside teachers who have to stay home because of the pandemic.

The teacher shortage eased in Hawaii’s public schools this fall, propelled in part by a $10,000 annual pay boost for special-education teachers that went into effect in January.

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The company is expecting a supply shortage into next year.

When the new legislature gathers next week for a ceremonial swearing-in and formal leadership elections, they’ll face strict new measures to cope with the coronavirus and no shortage of looming problems and issues stemming from the pandemic to deal with.

The trendlines are concerning as they indicate a growing belief that steps taken by state leadership have not gone far enough. Perhaps most concerning, is that only 51% of educators have committed to remaining in the teaching profession next year.

The trendlines are concerning as they indicate a growing belief that steps taken by state leadership have not gone far enough. Perhaps most concerning, is that only 51% of educators have committed to remaining in the teaching profession next year.

North Dakota hospitals are reportedly at full capacity amid surging coronavirus cases and a shortage of healthcare workers. On Monday, Gov. Doug Burgum announced a new measure to address the dire situation, allowing COVID-19-positive healthcare workers who are asymptomatic to continue