COVID-19

Companies large and small are vying for a piece of what they believe will be a lucrative market for verifying shot status.

There are signs enrollment in nursing schools has picked up, just as nurses are leaving the profession.

According to high school art teacher Megan Anzalone, the number of students quarantining this year makes her job more challenging.

More than 18 months into the pandemic, Marketplace's Marielle Segarra checks in with restaurants usually dependent on office workers.

Parents dream of vacation, restaurants, ballet lessons — and mom finally being able to work.

Substitutes are in high demand, but even the lure of increased pay and other incentives aren't enough in some places to get teachers into classrooms.

It's holding back developed economies and dominating the rest of the world.

A presidential order requiring a new standard means the pressure's on.

Jessica Thomasson of North Dakota’s Department of Human Services talks about the logistical challenges and the need for outreach.

New York will start enforcing its mandate Sep. 13. It requires visitors to theaters, museums and other establishments to show proof of at least partial vaccination — same for people want to eat and drink inside a restaurant or bar.