Riverstone Health

Funds allocated under a 2017 state law went to four suicide prevention organizations last week.

Gallatin and Yellowstone counties are among those moving to automated case investigations.

RiverStone Health reports 10 more residents have died from COVID-19, bringing the county's total since the pandemic began to 506.

RiverStone Health gave out more than 1,800 at-home COVID-19 test kits Tuesday at a distribution event at Metrapark in Billings.

After a year-long absence, influenza has returned to Yellowstone County.

The flags planted in the lawn in front of RiverStone Health represent the nearly 450 Yellowstone County residents who have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began.

St. Vincent Healthcare, RiverStone Health and Billings Clinic said in a joint statement that “Bottom line ... we are requiring our healthcare workers to become vaccinated against COVID-19."

Montana’s most populous county will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5 to 11 this weekend.

RiverStone Health in Billings has identified 29 additional COVID-related deaths in Yellowstone County over the past two months that were previously unreported.

Yellowstone County recorded 334 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, setting a new daily record, according to RiverStone Health. The county also recorded one new death: a woman in her 80s who was fully vaccinated and had underlying health conditions.