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In an unexpected incident early Wednesday morning, a carbon monoxide leak occurred at Milligan University’s Steve Lacy Fieldhouse in Johnson City, Tennessee. This unfortunate event led to more than 200 students and faculty requiring medical attention, with patients being distributed across seven Ballad Health facilities for treatment. By Wednesday evening at 9:45 p.m., a press release indicated that half of those affected had already been released from care.

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