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566 cases were reported last week and 552 cases were reported the week before. According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, 497,982 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered and 196,204 Montanans are fully immunized. In Missoula, 60,183 doses have been administered and 21,689 people are fully immunized. Missoula County has had a total of 8,716 confirmed cases and 119 cases are currently active. You can find the current numbers from the Missoula City-County Health Department right here. According to state statistics, 102,327 Montana residents have recovered from COVID-...

As of Wednesday morning, Montana has confirmed 102,484 positive COVID-19 cases. Montana's COVID-19 case tracking map shows 143 new confirmed cases. There are currently 941 active cases in the state. 897 cases were reported last week and 1,007 cases were reported the week before. 716 cases have been reported in the past three days. According to the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, 374,379 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered and 144,592 Montanans are fully immunized. In Missoula, 44,337 doses have been administered and 17,063 people are fully immunized. Missoula C...

The Cascade City-County Health Department announced that it is immediately lifting its mask mandate and 75% capacity restrictions following a second week of a COVID-19 case rate at or below 10 per 100,000. In February, CCHD stated that if the county maintained a case rate below that threshold for two consecutive weeks it would lift the COVID-19 restrictions in Cascade County. This week, the county reported a rate of 9.6 per 100,000.  "Please be mindful that now, although lifting restrictions is a good sign for our community, businesses, schools and other agencies have the right to implement ...

As of Tuesday morning, Montana has confirmed 102,344 positive COVID-19 cases.

Supporters of a bill winding its way through the Legislature say it will finally bring fairness when it comes to property taxes paid to counties with more state-owned lands, but others warn it takes funds from a much-needed lodging tax that helps Montana’s lodging industry reeling from the punch of COVID-19. However, those who opposed parts of the bill weren’t necessarily against the whole thing, but said it should take the funds from the portion of the lodging tax that goes to the state’s general fund and not the share that goes to help tourism. Senate Bill 355, sponsored by S...