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Feds argue with Michigan over heavy COVID outbreak
ButteNews.net
Optics not reality prevails in the Whitman-Biden fight over Michigan's brutal COVID infection rate, the New York Times reports.
Virus gains ground
April 7, 2021
As variants of the virus establish a foothold and government relaxes rules, cases of COVID-19 are once again on the rise, the New York Times reports.
Big broadband package attracts interest
ButteNews.net
Montana's legislature has to decide how to allocate $900 million in funds, part of a $3 billion dollar possible package from The American Rescue Plan Act. The plan could expand broadband access in the state, MainStreetMontana.com reports.
Man and son disarm attacker
ButteNews.net
A man and his son were able to disarm and detain Dylan Harrison, a man who was allegedly trying to steal their vehicle.
During the confrontation, Harrison brandished a .45 caliber pistol. The father, age 66, was shot in the hand. Nevertheless, father and son were able to hold Harrison there until police arrived just three minutes after they were called. It happened on the 3200 block of Quincy street, a press release said.
Rolling blackouts include eastern Montana
ButteNews.net
Rolling blackouts were ordered by The Southwest Power Pool based in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Member utilities in 14 states, including two in Montana, were told to cutoff power for set periods as extreme cold in the region drove up usage and threatened the stability of the grid, the New York Times reported.
