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Information on missing woman sought

ButteNews
July 7, 2020
Butte police report that Shaila Thomas has left the city.

Thomas was reported missing on July 3.

She remains listed missing until authorities can speak with her

Anyone with information regarding her location are asked to contact Butte-Silver Bow law enforcement at 406.497.1120.

Montana COVIDential: 37 new cases

ButteNews.net
July 6, 2020

As of 9:45 this morning Montana reported 37 new cases of the Novel Coronavirus.
Butte-Silver Bow reported no new cases, with total cases standing at 19.

Missoula County led the way with 14 new cases. Next was Yellowstone with 9. Gallatin County came in with 8 new cases, and Lewis and Clark reported three. Big Horn, Carbon, and Flathead counties each reported one new case.

Montana reports that 23 have died from the virus in the state, and 678 have recovered. Twenty people are currently hospitalized for the virus, and there are now 548 active cases, the state reports.

Warrants and alleged obstruction lead to arrests

ButteNews.net
June 23, 2020
Three women were arrested on obstruction charges related to the concealment of a wanted man. Read more here:

Butte man charged with misdemeanor sexual assault.

ButteNews
June 23, 2020
Clearly not following social distancing guidelines, a Butte man in his early twenties was charged with misdemeanor sexual assault. The incident occurred in a grocery store on Front Street, police allege. Read the Sheriff's report here.

Journalists attacked by police 100 times during riots

ButteNews.net
June 1, 2016

Police have attacked journalists at least 100 times during recent rioting in America's cities. In most cases the attacks were deliberate, Nieman labs reports.

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Health Dept to deliberate COVID 19 status

ButteNews.net
July 12, 2020

The following is a portion of a press release issued today by the Butte-Bow Health Department

The Butte-Silver Bow Board of Health will meet in a special meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 15, to begin discussion about issuance of a board rule and a health officer’s order related to the mandatory use of masks or face coverings in all public indoor settings in Butte-Silver Bow. Public comment and input on this issue is being accepted at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The meeting will focus on board discussion on this issue; a decision on the issue likely would come early in the following week.

The state map providing COVID-19 information is located at https://montana.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=7c34f3412536439491adcc2 103421d4b.

Butte-Silver Bow County Health Officer Karen Sullivan urges all county residents to be tested, as part of Gov. Steve Bullock’s statewide sentinel, community-wide
testing efforts. In Butte, community-wide drive-through testing is occurring tomorrow, July 13, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Butte Plaza Mall. The community- wide testing is offered to individuals who are asymptomatic.

Those with symptoms are asked to seek testing at Southwest Montana Community Health Center. Those with severe symptoms are asked to seek emergency medical care immediately.

Two new COVID-19 cases in Butte-Silver Bow

ButteNews.net
July 12, 2020

Butte-Silver Bow reports two new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the county.

Both new cases are women, one in her 70s, another in her 40s, a press release from the county health officer said.

The B-SB county health officer is Karen Sullivan.

The additions bring the total local case count to 25, 14 of them still active. Butte-Siliver Bow reported its first case on March 13, the release said.

The woman in her 40s was identified as a close contact from a case in another county, and she was already in self-quarantine before her diagnosis. As a result, she had no other close contacts to report, Sullivan noted.

The source of the infection of the woman in her seventies has not been determined. All of her close contacts have been tested and quarantined, the release said.

Butte-Silver Bow held steady at 11 confirmed cases.through late June. An increase in detected infections was expected by the health department as Butte and the rest of the state began to reopen, the release said.

Of the 14 known cases, health officials have not been able to identify the source of infection from three of them. Investigators believe that the disease in those cases was “community acquired.”

“These are cases that we have been unable to link to other known cases or travel outside of the county,” Sullivan said.

If the county finds two or three more similar cases, it will consider changing the status of the COVID-19 outbreak in Butte-Silver Bow to “community spread” or “community transmission.” The health department would deliberate declaring that status in consultation with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.