Chris Samuels

As autumn slowly turns into winter, The Salt Lake Tribune’s photojournalists were there to capture the changes that happen in the state, weather or otherwise, headlining the news in November 2019.

January is always a busy month in Utah. It’s the beginning of the State Legislature and the Sundance Film Festival. Sports remain busy and the weather can always make the news. Tribune photographers do it all, from capturing serene scenery and intimate settings to the decisive moment in the heat of action. Here are our best images from January.

The events of 2020 rocked our collective world, and it reflected as much <a href=“https://local.sltrib.com/online/perspectives/2020-photos-of-the-year/” target=“_blank”>in our yearly photo selections</a> that year: empty streets as Utah locked down for fear of the unknown, then stressful and tepid re-openings mixed with the introduction of testing and social distancing. Then, an explosion of reckoning over the death of George Floyd gripped our attention over the summer and brought Utahns face-to…

See up close as hundreds of protesters linked arms at the University of Utah on Monday in concert with other students across the country rallying in support of Palestine.

From an emotional Opening Ceremony to a shock figure skating scandal, here are most dramatic and memorable events of the 2002 Winter Olympics.