Utah stopped its daily COVID-19 updates. Here’s how to keep tabs on metrics.

Officials are calling this next stage of the pandemic response “Steady State.”

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cars wait in line for COVID-19 testing in Herriman, Monday, Jan. 03, 2022. State sponsored COVID-19 testing sites closed March 31, 2022, as the state has wound down its coronavirus response.

Utah stopped its daily COVID-19 updates. Here’s how to keep tabs on metrics.

Officials are calling this next stage of the pandemic response “Steady State.”

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