Cindy Farr

With COVID 19 numbers rocketing higher since the latest local restrictions were put in place, Health Department COVID Incident Commander Cindy Farr explained why no further restrictions have been implemented.

Each day seems to bring a new record number of COVID 19 cases to Missoula County and Friday was no exception, according to COVID 19 Incident Commander Cindy Farr.

Two are dead, including a five year-old boy from Helena, after a vehicle crashed into the icy Clark Fork River on Saturday night. The Montana Highway Patrol is investigating.

On Tuesday, Missoula County Health Department COVID Incident Commander Cindy Farr provided the latest update on COVID infections and hospitalizations in Missoula.

Pandemic expert Dr. Peter Marghella was on Talk Back on Wednesday discussing the worldwide aspect of the COVID 19 pandemic

A letter signed by a large number of Montana County Sheriffs has been promoted as saying the Governor’s mandatory masking policy is ‘unenforceable’.

In her daily presentation on You Tube on Tuesday, COVID 19 Incident Commander Cindy Farr attempted to straighten out some apparent misinformation circulating around the community regarding Coronavirus testing.

COVID 19 Incident Commander Cindy Farr provided Tuesday’s You Tube presentation from the Missoula City County Health Department and the message was loud and clear; wear a face mask.

It just makes sense to get tested for COVID 19 if you’re experiencing the hallmark symptoms, but what about for those who are ‘asymptomatic’, meaning someone who show no symptoms of the virus?

Logan Christopher pleads guilty to two counts of murder and other felonies in Ravalloi District Court. He may receive life plus 20 years in prison.