Kim BojórquezAre you still experiencing COVID-19 symptoms several months after infection? You may be experiencing long COVID.
Tribune reporter Erin Alberty wrote about the prominence of people confronting COVID-19 symptoms lasting more than three months from their initial infection — also known as COVID “long haulers.” It’s why the University of Utah opened a COVID-19 Long-Hauler Clinic last year. Her recent story finds that people reporting long-term symptoms are generally young and healthy.
Statewatch reporter Alastair Lee Bitsoi talks about how Zion National Park received a record-breaking 5 million visitors last year, according to unofficial numbers. But is that a good thing?
And, on Valentine’s Day, I wrote about how immigrants skipped work and school to join the national “A Day Without Immigrants” protest and called on the U.S. Congress and the Biden administration for a pathway to citizenship.
Hear these stories and more on the Monday, Feb. 14, episode of the “The Daily Buzz” podcast.
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Kim Bojórquez is a statewatch reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune, who covers immigration, LGBTQ policy and taxes. She previously worked for the Deseret News and at The Sacramento Bee’s Capitol Bureau through Report for America. A Los Angeles native, Kim has a B.A. from Utah Valley University, specializing in journalism and Latin American studies.