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MT Adds 91 COVID-19 Cases, 434,242 People are Fully Immunized
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MT Adds 91 COVID-19 Cases, 434,242 People are Fully Immunized
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Rescuers searching for a lost hiker in the Beartooth Mountains believe the young woman is not alive.
Tatum Morell, a 23-year-old Montana State University student from Idaho, was an experienced backcountry hiker and had planned to summit five peaks over 12,000 feet from a base camp in the West Fork of the Rock Creek drainage.
She last spoke with her mother July 1 through a Garmin InReach satellite communicator. It is believed that she left her tent at Shadow Lake the next morning and never returned.
After nearly a week of intense search efforts in the mountains near Red Lodge, rescuers now believe it is unlikely she survived, Red Lodge Fire Rescue said in a statement Saturday evening.
How Did Allison Highwolf Die? Distrust Fuels a Mystery in Indian Country.
When a Northern Cheyenne family questioned their daughter’s untimely death, official indifference deepened their pain and their suspicions.
Aiyanna Highwolf, one of Allison Highwolf’s daughters, tending to her mother’s grave on the Northern Cheyenne Reservation in Montana.Credit.Tailyr Irvine for The New York Times
July 11, 2021Updated 11:54 a.m. ET
NORTHERN CHEYENNE RESERVATION, Mont. The knock on the door came at 3 a.m., when Pauline Highwolf opened it to see a police officer from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. “Don’t tell me,” she said, backing away.
Wyoming COVID-19 Deaths Top 750; 31.8% Fully Vaccinated
Four more Wyoming residents have died of COVID-19, including an older woman from Laramie County who lived in a local long-term care facility, according to the Wyoming Department of Health.
The recently confirmed deaths also involved an older man from Big Horn County, an older woman from Goshen County who lived in a local long-term care facility and an older woman from Park County.
The WDH says all four were hospitalized and had health conditions known to put individuals at higher risk of serious illness.
Among Wyoming residents, there have now been 751 coronavirus-related deaths, 52,614 lab-confirmed cases and 10,123 probable cases reported since the pandemic began.
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