The COVID-19 pandemic took a big toll on Iowa’s health care workforce. Today, the state is facing a critical shortage of workers.

Iowans reflect on the fifth anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought about loss and a change in the way we live. But for some, it also brought positive transformation.

State data shows flu cases continue to spike in Iowa, as rates of COVID and RSV remain relatively low.

The disruption experienced during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic has many legacies, one of them a decline in school attendance.

The Iowa Supreme Court is set to decide if the families of four people who worked at the Tyson Foods meatpacking plant in Waterloo and died of COVID-19 in 2020 can move forward with their wrongful death lawsuits against company leaders.

A University of Iowa wrestler and Maui native shares the progress she's seen at home since a fire devastated the city of Lahaina.

Parents in the Sioux City Community School District are concerned about a decision to reduce summer school offerings after COVID-19 relief funding ran out.

Eight percent of registered voters in Iowa participated in the June 4 primary election.

Two developers received COVID-19 relief money to help bring more affordable housing to the city.

A House subcommittee has advanced a bill that would require the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services to provide oversight of temporary medical staffing agencies and cap wages for workers.