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Montana reported 183 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, and four more of its residents have died due to the virus.

The state posted 158 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing Montana’s total to 107,873 confirmed reports. Of the total cases, 105,311 are recovered and 1,003 remain active. There are 65 people who are now hospitalized out of 4,959 total hospitalizations, according to the state website covid19.mt.gov. Montana added two deaths overnight, bringing the total to 1,559 fatalities related to the respiratory illness. To date, there have been a total of 672,851 doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered, which is 9,549 more than were reported on Thursday. There have been 296,619 residents fully immunize...

Montana adds 152 new COVID-19 cases Friday Nicole Girten, Great Falls Tribune © Montana Coronavirus Task Force Montana COVID-19 case reports for April 16, 2021 The state posted 152 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing Montana’s total to 106,941 confirmed reports. Of the total cases, 104,356 are recovered and 1,048 remain active. There are 49 people who are now hospitalized out of 4,893 total hospitalizations, according to the state website covid19.mt.gov. Montana added nine deaths overnight, bringing the total to 1,537  fatalities related to the respiratory illness. To...

Montana adds 229 COVID-19 cases Friday; Cascade County posts 4 new cases amid data reconciliation Skylar Rispens, Great Falls Tribune © MONTANA DPHHS Montana reported 229 new COVID-19 cases on Friday bringing the state to 105,974 cumulative reports, 1,069 of which remain active. The state posted 229 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing Montana’s total to 105,974 confirmed reports. Of the total cases, 103,384 are recovered and 1,069 remain active. There are 38 people who are now hospitalized out of 4,839 total hospitalizations, according to the state website covid19.mt....

KATHERYN HOUGHTON Kaiser Health News MISSOULA — Montana’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution is among the most efficient in the nation, but closer examination reveals a patchwork of systems among counties and tribal governments that will be put to the test as the state opens vaccine eligibility to all people 16 and older starting this month. KHN, Montana Free Press and the University of Montana School of Journalism surveyed all 56 counties and eight tribal governments to find out how vaccine distribution has worked over the past four months and what residents might expect whe...