A trained contact tracer has signed a contract to work the 2021 Montana legislative session to investigate COVID-19 cases in the state Capitol. Two lawmakers have already tested positive for the novel coronavirus within the first six days of the session, although neither were said to have contracted the virus there, and Gov. Greg Gianforte had self-quarantined after a close contact since his swearing in ceremony on on Jan. 4. Gianforte returned to the Capitol on Wednesday after multiple tests returned negative results. One of the lawmakers, Rep. Fiona Nave, R-Columbus, had been participati...