Aaron Walling

A family in the Rosewood neighborhood in North Fargo had their catalytic converter stolen off their car Thursday afternoon. The theft happened in broad daylight and it was caught on camera.

This summer has been marked with a drought that is heavily impacting the Midwest. Cities in North Dakota and Minnesota are starting to implement water restrictions to offset the low water levels.

Cassius Gray, or Cass for short, is a five-year-old who is battling a rare blood disorder known as moyamoya. Friends and family held a benefit for Cass to help with medical expenses.

The Fargo Fire Dept. responded to a house fire off 24th St. S. Sunday night. The call came in around 8:40 P.M. and according to residents in the area, they were there within minutes.

Despite rounds of chemotherapy, surgery and radiation, Nikki Miller is still smiling from ear-to-ear as the biker community held a fundraiser for her.

Whether it’s cheese curds or funnel cakes, the vendors are selling food and getting back to a normal way of life.

46-year-old Timothy Radtke was arrested in Valley City, ND on suspicion of gross sexual imposition, luring a minor by computer or electronic means and patronizing a minor for commercial sexual activity. He was arrested by the Jamestown Police Dept.

22-year-old Leigh Wood and her 17-year-old passenger had non-life threatening injuries.

40-year-old Mark Castellini was injured after the truck struck some rocks and rolled onto its side in Proctor, MN.

After a house fire on Thursday in West Fargo, ND, neighbors in the area are rallying to help raise support. The Tollefsons held a lemonade stand during the weekend and brought in over $1,000 for the Petersons.

The Grand Forks Fire Dept. says the fire was caused by an overheated electrical motor.

The Dept. of Natural Resources for Minnesota and North Dakota want to remind the public that the dumping of gold fish into the wild is illegal.

56-year-old Douglas Jon Allen was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

After battling a brain tumor, Teddy Danielson is back in West Fargo enjoying his life as a four-year-old.

Many of the residents pointed out that they hope the club is shut down for good, while some of the city commissioners are looking to have the liquor license revoked completely.

The complete report from the Fargo Fire Dept. states that the cause of the fire is listed as 'undetermined after investigation'. Currently there is no criminal report attached to the incident according to Fargo PD.

The group is looking to recall Jim Johnson, Seth Holden, Nikkie Gullickson and Tracie Newman.

The families were able to bond over the organ that was donated to Lindsay Redwine after the death of Ridge Scolley. On Saturday, they planted a spruce tree in his memory, representing his favorite holiday, Christmas.

According to friends, Dr. Eric Jayne, was the individual who died in the crash on Friday morning outside Grand Forks. Dr. Jayne was a veterinarian who's impact spanned from Hawai'i all the way down to the southern states.

Witnesses in the area say that the rider was running from law enforcement before crashing outside the Aldi grocery store.

The North Dakota Highway Patrol wants to remind you to stay safe on the roads during this holiday weekend.

A 54-year-old Emerado woman has been charged with a DUI after causing a three-car accident outside Grand Forks. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol at around 2:30 p.m., Betty Metcalf in a 2003 Chrysler Town and Country had rear-ended a 2010 Toyota Avalon.

A three-car accident occurred on U.S. Highway 2 E. around 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, which was caused by a driver following too closely to the vehicle in front of it.

The trial of 42-year-old Salamah Pendleton started on Thursday as he faces two murder charges for the deaths of his mother Lola Moore and Grand Forks Police Officer Cody Holte. The trial opened with witnesses retelling events that took place on May 27, 2020.

The owner of the Africa International Restaurant and Nightclub is asking for more time from the city of Fargo. The city commissioners are deciding on July 1 for the potential of an immediate, interim suspension of the club's liquor license.

July 1 will be the final day for the Gordman's vaccination clinic according to Sanford Health.

Landon Solberg died two years ago and a foundation was made in his memory. Through that, a statue placed in West Fargo while an annual event was set up to help raise support.

The Homes for our Troops organization are aiming to have the home finished by the end of September for Lucas Schmitz and his family.

The Business Improvement District in downtown Fargo is urging businesses and homes to get security cameras installed. Not just for aiding law enforcement, but for personal safety as well.

Towns like Detroit Lakes are seeing their economies make huge comebacks thanks to the tourism industry bringing in revenue.

The Fargo AA 10-under baseball team held a charity drive through their lemonade stand, raising over $1,600 for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Red River Valley.

64 years ago the Fargo-Moorhead area was struck by a deadly tornado. The F-5 tornado caused substantial damage and death on June 20, 1957.

Many people gathered at the Lindenwood Park to celebrate Juneteenth in the Fargo-Moorhead area. This was also the first time the occasion is being observed as a federal holiday.

Reasons that the City of Fargo cited for the removal of the handicap spot included a resident was using it for a personal parking spot and abusing the purpose of the spot.

Despite the drop in lumber prices, some in the industry are still concerned over the market. In May, the price reached to nearly $1,700 per 1,000 feet.

It has been a year and a half since the Summer Craft Market last held their event due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but with loosening restrictions, the market made its big return outside the Drekker Brewing Company.

Hot temperatures and pool time go hand-in-hand as people look to have fun in the sun. However, people need to remember water safety before jumping into the pool.

Hunter Havisto spoke with Valley News' Aaron Walling for an exclusive interview from the jailhouse. Havisto is in custody in connection to numerous robberies that have taken place since June 6.

Hunter Havisto was arrested shortly after 3:30 P.M. by Fargo PD in connection to a string of robberies. Some of the neighbors in the 9th Ave. S. area, where Havisto was taken into custody, say that this crime spree has them worried in their neighborhood.

14-year-old Jupiter Paulsen was brutally assaulted on Friday leaving her in the hospital. Doctors are saying that her condition is worsening.

The Kritter Krazy-Reptile and Exotic Rescue were called in to pick-up a snake that stowed away from Houston, TX all the to Moorhead, MN.

Close to 1,600 customers in the Mayville/Portland area have been experiencing power outages according to Xcel Energy. One viewer told us that the power has been going in-and-out throughout the day.

From rummage sales to outdoor concerts, Fargo-Moorhead residents took on record-high temperatures on Friday.

Some Horace residents are unhappy with the dust that is being kicked up on Wall Ave., but they are even more frustrated with one of the solutions that has them being annexed by the city.

The Fargo Police Dept. announced on Wednesday their focus to tackle a dangerous trend involving juveniles disrupting traffic on their bikes. Some residents reported that they've seen kids weaving in an out of traffic in downtown Fargo, nearly causing accidents along the way.

Detroit Lakes Conservation Officer Jacob Swedberg says, "For us, it's really nice to see everyone getting back to normal, I mean it's, this time of year you just get a lot of activity in general". He also wants to remind everyone to have fun and be safe during Memorial Day weekend.

Two vehicles were in an accident on Interstate 94 East. The incident took place in the construction zone near exit 349.

The Kritter Krazy Reptile and Exotic Rescue held a showcase in Fargo to educate families about animals across the globe. Thanks to loosened COVID restrictions, activities for children are starting to make their return to communities.

A student and a teacher from Hawley were saved on Wednesday, according to the Lake County Sheriff's Office. They said someone fell off a cliff by the lower falls at Gooseberry Falls and were yelling for help.

As we head into a holiday weekend, Mayor Mahoney said Fargoans should go out and celebrate Memorial Day and take time to honor those that have served our country, including local law enforcement.