First came the coronavirus pandemic. Then the earthquake. It has been a harsh spring for the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper.
Just a week after Covid-19 landed on America's West Coast - posing a threat to the 150-year-old newspaper's commercial future - it was hit by the biggest earthquake in the state since 1992, destroying the newsroom.
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