Bailey Hurley
Multimedia Journalist
Fargo, North Dakota
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Born and raised in West Fargo, Bailey is happy to be a voice for the people of the Red River Valley. She first started with Valley News Live as an intern during the summers and Christmas breaks of 2015-2017. After graduating from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a TV Broadcasting degree and a minor in criminology, she joined the VNL team as the crime and safety reporter. Bailey's passion is being a voice for victims of violent crimes and accidents, as she believes they deserve to be known for more than their unfortunate circumstances.
Three people were charged last week in Cass County District Court for actions they each took during the May 30 riot in Fargo.
Osman was kayaking when officials say his kayak flipped and Osman did not come back up.
Official murder charges have been filed in a Fargo death investigation.
A Hitterdal, Minn. man is facing 10 felony charges after two women were seriously injured in rural Felton this week.
Ashley Kiser says this year’s school plan leaves her with one major fear for her daughter: “She will fail fourth grade and have to be held back.”
Local health care providers say routine cancer screening numbers have plummeted since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, including mammograms.
A West Fargo family is pleading for answers after they say someone brutally beat their eight-month-old kitten while it was playing outside.
The astronauts on SpaceX's first crew flight say their Dragon capsule “came alive” and sounded like a beast as it descended through the atmosphere to a splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico.
Jenny Doll says while she’s glad parents of special education and IEP, Individualized Educational Plan, students haven’t been forgotten about, a webinar sent out Monday night by Fargo Public Schools left her with more questions than answers on what this fall could like for her two children.
August 31 will mark the last day residents in Cass and Clay counties will be able to use the CodeRED system, as the new and improved Cass Clay Alert system will soon take over.
Fargo Police have identified the two men killed in a deadly north Fargo crash last Friday.
The Barnesville Public School Board approved a six-month contract extension for School Resource Officer Jeff Tharaldson after previous talks of eliminating the position altogether.
Several of you reached out to our whistle blower hotline after a photo from a West Fargo concert went viral— Showing hundreds of people not socially distanced and without masks at Saturday night’s Hairball show at The Lights.
Heavy rain, flooding and high winds could batter much of the East Coast this week as the system is forecast to track up or just off the Atlantic seaboard.
The first astronauts to ride a SpaceX capsule into orbit streaked toward a retro-style splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday afternoon to close out a two-month test flight.
Hurricane Isaias is ripping shingles off roofs and blowing over trees as it carves its way through the Bahamas and heads toward the Florida coast, where officials in Miami are closing beaches, marinas and parks.
The first astronauts launched by Elon Musk’s SpaceX company departed the International Space Station on Saturday night for the final and most important part of their test flight: returning to Earth with a rare splashdown.
West Fargo Public Schools consider restart options.
50-year-old Michael Chenarides is charged with felony continuous sexual abuse of a child and two felony counts of corruption of a minor.
A young boy had injuries to his leg from the accident and was air-lifted to the hospital.
A Fargo woman is facing charges after a high-speed chase ended near Glyndon earlier this week.
In just two more days Minnesota’s mask mandate begins which has many in the Valley wondering just how strict the new order will be.
Fargo Police say they are investigating a ‘concerning incident’ after a man was stabbed early Wednesday morning.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz today signed an executive order which requires Minnesotans to wear a face covering in indoor businesses and indoor public settings in an effort to to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
A large police presence can currently be seen in south Fargo, as officers are investigating an armed robbery.
A West Fargo woman is urging you to do more homework on the cars you purchase and to pay more attention to maintenance lights that pop up on your dash after she says her airbags randomly exploded last week.
46-year-old James Vanraden faces three felony charges of patronizing a minor for commercial sexual activity, luring minors by computer and promoting a sexual performance by a minor.
A local woman has a warning for you after a jump into a Minnesota lake almost left her paralyzed earlier this month.
An Elk River man has been charged in connection to a 2018 fire at a Detroit Lakes Christian outreach center.
Starting a new school year is already a stressful time, let alone during a global pandemic.
The Cass County Sheriff’s Department has announced its discipline actions for a jail employee’s video that went viral on social media portraying the derogatory stereotype that Native Americans excessively drink alcohol.
A north Fargo man is still searching for answers after he says his tricycle, which was his only mode of transportation was stolen from him last week.
“We know somebody knows something. We know that for a fact."
Multiple people reached out to our Whistle Blower Hotline after they say they were not allowed to get COVID-19 tests at local hospitals when they wanted.
The Cass County Sheriff’s Department is asking for Horace residents to shelter in place due to an active investigation.
A Fargo man is behind bars after court documents say he assaulted three people, including a head priest of the Fargo Diocese, before an afternoon Sunday Mass at the downtown St. Mary’s Cathedral.
In a post to the department’s Facebook page, police say they have taken two reports where victims thought they were buying Pomeranian dogs through an online sale.
We all know the dangers and precautions that come with the Fourth of July weekend, but this year there's a new rule.
21-year-old Tonisha Valentina Salazar is charged with aggravated assault and false information to law enforcement, and currently sits in the Cass County Jail.
Even if significant strides are made quickly, it would be difficult to distribute and administer the vaccine worldwide before the next flu season.
Fort Noks Bar of Gold in downtown Fargo has announced a temporary closure due to a suspected contact with COVID-19.
The man accused of murdering and dismembering a 19-year-old girl in Moorhead has been found fit to stand trial.
The Becker County Sheriff’s Department says a deadly wreck over the weekend is still under investigation and have yet to file any charges.
19-year-old Skyler Goodman is charged with one count of felony terrorizing with a deadly weapon, as well as one misdemeanor count of domestic assault.
The family of a murdered moorhead teen is taking their first steps to healing today— Traveling over 900 miles to take home and lay to rest the remains of 19-year-old Dystynee Avery.
It’s a real feeling and a complaint local health officials says they hear often from their patients when it comes to wearing masks.
Outdoor concert season is here, but COVID-19 is holding most music lovers back and forcing venues to get creative.
A Sunday night blaze has left a woman’s home a total loss; burning up not only her belongings, but most of what she had left of her two late children.
While an arrest has been made in this week's West Fargo robbery at Jimmy John's, investigators tell our reporter today who say robberies and burglaries are some of the toughest cases to crack.
Officials say the funds raised from the coins will help send as many of Holte's family members as possible to Washington D.C. in May 2021 for National Police Week.