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A Red Lodge firefighter suffered severe burn injuries on Friday (7/16), when a wildfire crews were battling near Joliet, shifted directions and burned over his emergency vehicle. According to Red Lodge Fire Rescue s Facebook page, Dan Steffensen was injured while working the Harris Fire alongside Scott Wilson on Friday, when strong winds suddenly shifted towards them, and they were overrun by rapidly spreading wildfires. Red Lodge Firefighter undergoes first surgery at burn center in Salt Lake City While Wilson was uninjured, Steffensen was flown to Salt Lake City where he was admitted to the University of Utah burn center in serious condition, and had his first of many surgical procedures completed today (Monday 7/19), according to the post on Facebook. ....
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A co-founder of The Lincoln Project reportedly launched a little known dark money organization that possibly enriched him and his allies even further than the super PAC did. ....
Hundreds vaccinated against COVID-19 in first day of Yellowstone County centralized vax clinic Mass vaccinations start at MetraPark in Billings and last updated 2021-02-17 11:42:14-05 BILLINGS â All 450 Tuesday appointments at the Yellowstone County centralized community vaccination were booked as county residents convened at Cedar Hall on the MetraPark campus to get their free, first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. âIt was quick, actually really painless, and I highly recommend coming out and working with all of these great folks who are trying to keep us safe and get everything going again, said Jennette Rasch, a Billings resident getting her vaccine. ....
Billings COVID-19 Cases Drop, Vaccination Event Planned The average number of positive COVID-19 cases in Yellowstone County has dropped to its lowest level since September 2020, with a plan to have a large vaccination event next week. In a press conference today, public health officer John Felton said the daily average of positive cases has dropped below the 25 per 100,000 resident threshold, and children under 18 are accountable for about 14 percent of the total positive cases. Good news from our local hospitals too. In November, we had a peak of more than 150 patients being hospitalized for COVID-19. Today, there are 30 COVID-19 in-patients in our Yellowstone County hospitals, according to John Felton. ....