Our COVID-19 year: An interactive timeline of the pandemic and Utah’s response

From first cases through shutdowns and ICU surges to a vaccine rollout.

By Sean P. Means

| March 7, 2021, 3:53 p.m.

| Updated: 5:21 p.m.

Click on the arrow to the right to start moving through this interactive timeline.

RELATED STORIES

Utah’s senators oppose $1.9T virus relief bill passed in party-line vote

Utah’s mask mandate will lift April 10 under bill that governor is expected to sign

‘We said our goodbyes’ — Here’s how University of Utah Hospital’s first COVID-19 patient is doing

Bill limiting governor’s emergency powers wins final House OK

Push for in-person classes gains final OK in Utah Legislature

Why does Utah rank as one of the slowest states at vaccinating residents against COVID-19?

In case you missed it

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Redwood Swap Meet on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024.

Vendors at the Redwood Swap Meet will say goodbye to the property they call home this weekend.

(Kristine Weller | KPCW) Members of the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association and their supporters picket at the Deer Valley Drive and Park Avenue intersection. It's not an official strike.

Park City Mountain ski patrol union files unfair labor practice complaints against Vail

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Gov. Spencer Cox and Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall during a news conference in West Valley City on Thursday, Nov. 9, 2023. In a Dec. 13 letter, state leaders, including Cox, criticized law enforcement efforts in Utah's capital.

State leaders slam SLC police in letter to Mendenhall, ask city to submit plan to ‘restore public safety’

THE LATEST

Memory care residents thrive with an active social life at Ovation Sienna Hills

Utah Hockey Club gives up late lead to Anaheim Ducks

Utah women’s basketball opens up conference play with a dominant win over Arizona State

Tribune editorial: Utah’s universities need to reform themselves, if only to keep the barbarians from the gate

Letter: The degree of misinformation on display in BYU student’s op-ed is indicative of how Trump won that demographic