MT Adds 32 New COVID-19 Cases, 68,191 People are Fully Immunized
As of Monday morning, Montana has confirmed 98,810 positive COVID-19 cases.
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As of Monday morning, Montana has confirmed 98,810 positive COVID-19 cases.
Montana reported the deaths of three more people and an additional 244 COVID-19 cases in a Friday update to the state's case mapping and information website.
Montanaâs 2020 Teacher of the Year, Linda Rost, of Baker, MT has completed her role representing Montana in the National Teacher of the Year Program. The yearâs long National Program is sponsored by the Council of Chief State School Officers and focuses on enhancing and empowering teachersâ leadership skills and celebrating the extraordinary professional contributions and commitments the teachers have made to teaching and learning. Each year, a State Teacher of the Year participating in the National Program is awarded the honor of National Teacher of the Year. Linda Rost was on...
After more than ten days of sub-zero temperatures and strong winds hammering southeastern Montana, there will be a warmer weekend in Fallon County.
Montana continues to see a drop in Coronavirus cases as officials have more than 52,000 fully vaccinated. The Treasure Stateâs pandemic battle is on two fronts, with 121 new positive cases reported Monday and counties continuing to follow vaccination plans, according to information posted on the stateâs COVID web site. In Fallon County, 178 people were reported as fully vaccinated by Monday, while 624 doses had been given. In neighboring Carter County, 91 people had been fully immunized by Monday, with 283 doses given out. The two counties along the southeastern edge of the state, h...