Deseret News

• Pignanelli & Webb: Health vs. the economy — the politics of COVID-19
• Jon Huntsman: Utah must be the economic first responder in the coronavirus crisis
• Editorial: Bob Garff’s grit and spirit will bless Utahns for years to come
• Plans for Utah’s one-stop shop for higher education move forward
• Utah tech investors: Startups face tough go but may flourish in solving COVID-19 impacts
• Salt Lake County orders some nonessential businesses closed as Utah COVID-19 cases pass 719
• Bob Garff remembered as ‘calming influence’ for the 2002 Olympics
• 56 additional coronavirus cases reported in Utah, totaling 402
• Gov. Herbert changes signature gathering process for candidates during pandemic
• Governor asks Utahns to stay home as second resident dies from coronavirus
• Rep. John Curtis joins overwhelming voice vote in favor of coronavirus relief bill
• Utah Rep. Ben McAdams marks one week hospitalized with coronavirus
• ‘Stay safe, stay home’: What do new movement restrictions mean for Utahns?
• Utah gubernatorial candidates adjusting to campaigning in a new world

Salt Lake Tribune

• Editorial: Time for action in Utah
• What if Utahns had a few seconds’ warning before an earthquake? Technology may make it possible — and save lives.
• With ridership down 65%, UTA announces wide service cuts due to coronavirus
• Utah governor asks, Salt Lake City mayor orders residents to stay home to slow the spread of the coronavirus
• Are Utah hospitals ready for coronavirus? Here’s why we don’t know.
• Child care providers struggle to stay open as Utah health officials try to slow spread of coronavirus
• Here’s what it’s like to be in Utah prisons during the coronavirus pandemic
• Salt Lake County issues new stay-at-home order, closing some businesses; Utah’s coronavirus cases now at 719
• Family says 24-year-old Utah woman has died from coronavirus
• Arches and Canyonlands national parks to close due to coronavirus. Some who live around Zion National Park are rooting for it to be next.
• $2 trillion in relief coming to an America infected by coronavirus. Here’s how Utah’s members of Congress responded.
• Bob Garff, auto exec and former Utah House speaker, dies of the coronavirus
• Here are 5 high-profile bills Utah’s governor just signed into law

Other

• Utah Gov. Gary Herbert adjusts signature-gathering requirements for candidates (Daily Herald)
• New Utah law aims to protect planned vote on creating new Weber County city (Standard-Examiner)
• Summit County asks Gov. Herbert for permission to use $9M in tax revenue to aid small businesses (Park Record)

• Summit County asks Gov. Herbert for permission to use $9M in tax revenue to aid small businesses (Park Record)
• MarketStar officials say company adapting, flourishing during pandemic (Standard-Examiner)
• Utah tech investors: Startups face tough go but may flourish in solving COVID-19 impacts (Deseret News)
• Utah brewers enter the world of takeout and delivery to survive coronavirus setbacks (Salt Lake Tribune)

• Truckers step up as coronavirus pumps demand for necessities, but face mounting obstacles (Washington Post)
• With internet usage surging, companies are scrambling to keep it all running (Popular Science)
• Why was early coronavirus coverage so lazy? The media’s insatiable thirst for political correctness (Spectator)
• NBC's Chuck Todd under fire for asking Biden if Trump has 'blood on his hands' for delayed coronavirus response (FOX News)
• The Class of 2020 Was Headed Into a Hot Job Market. Then Coronavirus Hit. (Wall Street Journal)
• Chicago joins New York, Los Angeles with drops in crime as coronavirus and shelter order take hold (Chicago Tribune)
• WHO Expert Mysteriously Disappears From Website After Carrying Water for China (PJ Media)
• Hong Kong Police Arrest Opposition Politician Under Colonial-Era Law (Wall Street Journal)
• Cuomo threatens lawsuit over Rhode Island crackdown on virus-fleeing New Yorkers (FOX News)
• Tom Coburn was one of the best senators of our era (Washington Examiner)
• AI may not be better than experts at reading medical scans (UPI)

"If we open a quarrel between past and present, we shall find that we have lost the future." Winston Churchill

30 more days

President Donald Trump said Sunday that social distancing guidelines to prevent the spread of coronavirus should remain in place until April 30, backing off his vow to restart the economy by Easter [New York Times].

President Trump suggested quarantining the New York City area, but his coronavirus task force unanimously rejected the idea over the weekend [Politico].

A pandemic expert says the coronavirus in the U.S. is actually much worse than it looks because of a botched federal response [Washington Post].

Another economic jolt

Lawmakers in Congress are already planning another round of economic stimulus to keep the economy from tanking because of the coronavirus pandemic [The Hill].

Strategists at JP Morgan say the markets are probably past their worst point in the current recession [Bloomberg].

What happens after April 1 when businesses and residents don't pay their rents because of the economic slowdown? [Slate].

A slowdown in coronavirus infections in Seattle suggests restrictions may be working [New York Times].

Awash in oil

Oil prices plunge to an 18-year old as demand is dropping because of the coronavirus [Business Insider].

Hmmm...

The Justice Department is reviewing suspicious stock trades by members of Congress that were made after briefings about the threat the coronavirus [CNN].

Another cancelation

Wimbledon will reportedly be canceled this year for the first time since World War Two [CNN].