Coronavirus Resources & Updates

Riverstone Health has issued some reminders to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 this 4th of July weekend.

Riverstone Health is hosting a free, drive-thru COVID-19 testing event Saturday 6/20 from 9 to noon at the upper parking lot of MetraPark.

Here are five, low-risk activities you can do around Billings that have minimal exposure to COVID-19.

Beginning next Friday, May 15, these businesses can reopen with " strict guidelines limiting capacity, requiring social distancing, and imposing thorough sanitation requirements."

RiverStone Health reports 435 out of 540 food establishments that offer dine-in service, have gotten their reopening plans approved by Environmental Health Services.

A Montana research laboratory is on the forefront of finding a vaccine for the coronavirus.

One resource is now available to find updated COVID-19 information, including positive cases in Yellowstone County, and capacity status of our two hospitals.

Governor Bullock released plans today (4/22) on reopening the state for business. Most retailers can reopen April 27th. Bars and restaurants on May 4th.

Project Lunch, a local catering/lunch delivery company is helping feed hundreds of hungry Billings kids everyday during the coronavirus.

Governor Bullock issued a declaration on 4/9 that states the Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy and other magical characters (including friendly dragons) are considered essential service. They must maintain a six foot distance.

Since Montana (and most of the nation) started shutting things down, more and more access to public lands and recreation areas have been closed or limited in some way. Not everyone is happy about it.

Governor says the directive extension must be done to ensure our healthcare workers have the resources needed to protect themselves, and their families.