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Another 29 Utahns die of COVID-19, a total that includes delayed reports

. New cases of the coronavirus appear to be on the rise again in Utah, with 4,597 new diagnoses reported on Thursday the third-highest single-day increase since the pandemic began. And rather than a single-day aberration, Thursday followed two days with more than 3,000 new cases each in total, the state’s second-highest three-day case increase so far.  “Here we go,” wrote Dr. Eddie Stenehjem, an infectious diseases specialist for Intermountain Healthcare, on Twitter. “Post-holiday surge.” The Utah Department of Health also reported 29 COVID-19 related deaths on Thursday with the caveat that 12 of those are deaths reported the past day, and 17 occurred before Dec. 20. According to a new release from UDOH, “there can be a delay in final determinations” of causes of death “because the Office of the Medical Examiner takes great care to ensure cases reported as COVID deaths are actually due to COVID.”

Pro-Trump Mob Storms US Capitol; 4 Dead

Pro-Trump Mob Storms US Capitol; 4 Dead NBC Washington Staff and Associated Press © Provided by NBC Washington D.C. Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on January 6, 2021 in Washington, DC. What to Know A mob in support of President Donald Trump surged past barriers at the U.S. Capitol, used chemical irritants against police and forced lawmakers to flee for their safety. Four deaths were reported on or around the U.S. Capitol grounds, and several people were hurt, including officers. Curfews were in effect for 12 hours in D.C., Alexandria and Arlington.D.C. s mayor extended a public emergency for 15 days.  

Drug-related deaths in mid-Michigan on the rise in 2020; health expert blames pandemic isolation

Man s body found in 2 suitcases along Denver trail at Mar Lee: homicide?

Human Remains Found in Two Suitcases in Denver Side Street

Human Remains Found in Two Suitcases in Denver Side Street Newsweek 12/31/2020 Samantha Lock © Google Maps Officers arrived at the scene at the 1700 block of South Java Way in the Mar Lee neighborhood in Denver. The remains were later confirmed to be that of a “recently deceased adult white male. Human remains were found in two suitcases left on the side of a road in Denver on Tuesday. The discovery was made by Denver Parks and Recreation workers who were plowing snow from the sidewalk along the Sanderson Gulch Trail in the southwest of the city when they stumbled across the suitcases around 7:15 a.m.,

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