Coronavirus

Have you been to see your dentist lately? How about in the last year during the pandemic?

The state of Montana has a new COVID-19 vaccine dashboard. The dashboard was launched on Monday so Montanans can check on the total number of vaccines administered . . .

Where is the flu this year? According to data from the Montana Health Department, the state has not recorded a single case of the flu for the 2020-21 flu season.

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte spent some time with Dave & Ally on the XL Morning show Tuesday talking about COVID vaccines, his new COVID orders for the state, jobs for Montanans, and more. You can listen to the interview in its entirety . . .

According to a news release from the County, the Board is expected to consider extending rules that pertain to:

After Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced on Thursday that he was ordering Gallatin County to dismiss its case against the Rocking R Bar in Bozeman, County Attorney Marty Lambert issued a response:

Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced today that he has ordered Gallatin County to dismiss its case against the Rocking R Bar in Bozeman.

Just hours after new Montana Governor Greg Gianforte announced that he had repealed many of the state's current COVID-19 mandates effective Friday, Gallatin County Health Officer Matt Kelley said not so fast.

With the coronavirus still out there, it appears that masks will be with us for the foreseeable future. One of the complaints that we hear repeatedly is that people are not wearing their masks correctly. A recent survey seems to confirm those complaints.

While Montana State is gearing up to begin distributing the new COVID-19 vaccine to students, the first doses were administered to frontline health care workers on campus last week.

Yellowstone County is rescinding their local COVID-19 orders, according to their Health Officer John Felton.

A new survey is out showing that Montanans were among the angriest in 2020. Alcohol.org surveyed over 3,000 Americans to find out levels of anger across the country this past year. Clearly, COVID-19 was at the epicenter of that anger causing great levels of fear, anger, stress, and frustration...