COVID-19

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A woman who participated in the polio vaccine trials discusses her experience with the polio and the coronavirus vaccines. Newsline reporter Rachel Smith sat down with Susan Dixon, who participated in the polio vaccine trials when she was just 9 years old.

COVID-19 vaccines are now available for Utahns ages 16 and up who have certain underlying conditions.

Many Utah citizens are falling more in love with pets after lots of home-alone time during the pandemic.

Members of Utah's minority groups are hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, despite efforts to improve education and accessibility.

K's Japanese Kitchen owner Phil Stevenson said a minimum wage increase would kill his business.

Most grocery stores in Utah are not talking about whether they are prioritizing COVID-19 vaccination for their workers.

Provo Community Action Services and Food Bank has seen an increase of first-time users during the COVID-19 pandemic by 4% during 2021. However, the Utah County community has answered the call to serve those in need.

BYU elementary education senior Rachel Halversen did not know what to expect going into Winter Semester. After almost a year of doing classes online, students like Halversen have gotten used to the online format of remote learning, but this final semester was different — her student teaching semester.

Newsline reporter Rachel Smith sat down with three people who got the COVID-19 vaccine to take a closer look at what it's really like.

Adults 70 and older can now walk in and get a COVID-19 shot in Utah. They have to contact their local health department to schedule an appointment for the vaccination.

The Utah Legislature is considering a bill that would deregulate hair styling services that previously required a license to perform.

COVID-19 has changed the lives of BYU students in many ways, but one of the most noticeable is the social life in BYU-approved housing.

2020 will certainly go down in history as an eventful year, and Daily Universe reporters have covered it all. On top of the pandemic, The Daily Universe wrote about protests about race and the Honor Code and kept track of BYU's reactions to all these things. In addition to that important coverage, they also found moments of good news amid 2020's craziness.

The holiday season is often the time of the year when people feel most selfless. Charities and churches all over the world ask for donations to help the less fortunate, and people excitedly participate in service projects.

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