COVID-19

Despite the lifting of restrictions, case numbers continue to decline in Montana and the region. In fact, the New York Times is profiling Montana and the Dakotas for the declining numbers.

Even though the data shows that mask mandates don't work, we still technically have a statewide mask directive in effect here in Montana. Meanwhile, A COVID liability protection bill is already moving through the legislature in Helena.

This is huge for live music.

What about health care workers who work for the VA delivering health care to our nation's veterans? What about elderly or at risk veterans? How soon will they get the COVID-19 vaccine? Will there be mass immunization, or will you have to get an appointment?

Thousands who have recovered from COVID-19 have said the loss of taste and smell is a side effect that lingers. But is it permanent?

If you've travelled the state or talked to folks around Montana, whether it is folks working in the schools, or working in hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living facilities- they will all tell you what a Godsend these National Guard soldiers and airmen have been.

Billings business owners aren't the only ones worried about the impacts that COVID-19 are having on the economy here in Montana. The Montana Bankers Association surveyed their members and found that bankers in Montana are worried that 20% of Montana businesses could end up filing for bankruptcy…

Has there been a problem with too many people packing into the gyms at midnight? Apparently not, as the World Health Organization has now issued new guidelines encouraging people to exercise more in the midst of COVID-19.

The CDC doesn't want us to travel much if at all this Thanksgiving, but sometimes ya gotta go. If you're flying, there are two airlines that are leaving middle seats empty.

29 quack COVID-19 cures and preventions have been myth-busted by the World Health Organization. There are some real doozies on the list.

President Trump announced that he and his wife, Melania Trump, have tested positive for the coronavirus. Trump shared the news on Twitter early Friday morning.

2020 has been a rough year for the restaurant business. Two recently closed in Laurel and almost a dozen have closed in the Billings area this year.