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.
It’s only Oct. 22, but today marked the first snow day of the year for Barnesville Public Schools.
“Contract tracing has been crazy. I don’t have a better adjective other than it’s just been insane,”
Fargo Police say it appears a fight started inside the Bismarck Tavern, but moved outside the bar.
West Fargo Public Schools has released a rough timeline of when parents of Pre-K through fifth grade students can expect to go back to in-person learning.
20-year-old Tyminderious Hays is charged with three counts of felony attempted murder and using a dangerous weapon in a drive-by shooting.
Police say 37-year-old Lee Folden, of Moorhead, died Oct. 18 at his home at 415 18 St. S.
FPS says elementary students will still be start in-person instruction four days per week starting next week, Oct. 26. Meanwhile, both middle and high school students will stay in the hybrid model.
45-year-old Erik Clemenson is charged with one felony count of sexual imposition by force or coercion.
The West Fargo School Board has unanimously voted to stay in the hybrid learning model for the next two weeks despite Cass County’s new COVID-19 risk level.
32-year-old Samantha Wilson is charged with one count of felony murder and another felony count of contact by bodily fluids.
29-year-old Lee Arthur Fry Jr. was allegedly inside a maroon Buick sedan on May 12 when several gunshots were fired near the northport Hornbacher’s, killing 39-year-old Antoine Lamont White of Fargo.
Cass County is just one COVID-19 risk color away from all non-essential businesses being forced to shut down again. The change would leave takeout as the only form of revenue for places like Blackbird Pizza and Beer and Fish Company, but at this point, both places say that might be better than the current situation.
A Grafton man is behind bars after police say he fired shots at another man in a gas station parking lot Wednesday morning.
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.
Annie Squires has only been hauling sugar beets and grain for Poulson Farms for four years now, but she says she’s already had her fair share of close calls.
30-year-old Cody James Freitag is charged with four felonies, including two counts of criminal vehicular homicide and two counts of fleeing a police officer.
32-year-old Terin Stately is charged with one count of murder with intent for the death of Keanan Poitra.
A Grand Forks family is speaking out after they say their dog was killed by another dog off its leash. It happened in the 1600 block of N. 5th street last Friday evening.
“It’s just like, what do you do when every choice is the wrong choice? Everything feels like you’re doing the wrong thing."
A personal trainer has been sentenced to four months in jail and will not be allowed to train women or kids for at least a year after he is released.
North Dakota has seen 54 deaths due to COVID-19 and over 3,000 new cases, including a new single-day record of 513 cases announced Thursday morning.
30-year-old Cody James Freitag is charged with four felonies, including two counts of criminal vehicular homicide and two counts of fleeing a police officer.
Sources tell Valley News Live the male victim was shot at least 10 times, however police declined to provide more information on the incident or the condition of the victim.
Both Prairie St. John’s and The Village Family Service Center say the school year is usually a busy time for mental health concerns, so while they can’t say COVID-19 is the reason their clinics are busier, it’s also not helping children’s mental health.
Avery Moxness has been suffering bad migraines since she was about five-years-old, but says a few years ago things started getting unbearable.
A Moorhead man is facing criminal charges after documents say he has inappropriately touched a young girl multiple times.
Fargo Public Schools has released a new learning plan for students that will begin at the end of the month.
A Fargo man is facing charges after court documents say he beat a woman over the head with an airsoft gun earlier this week.
A Kulm, N.D. teen charged with sexually assaulting a young boy this summer is scheduled to go to trial in November.
The family of a 24-year-old Minnesota woman is speaking out in hopes the death of Sydney Jacobson and the arrest of her alleged drug dealer spark change within the Mahnomen community.
A Mahnomen man is charged with murder after allegedly dealing a MN woman heroin and fentanyl earlier this spring.
Several Fargo Public School parents and students peacefully gathered this afternoon at the district office against FPS’s plan to temporarily move to distance learning next week due to COVID-19
Thanksgiving might still be two months away, but many are already making plans to travel and gather with family for the holiday, something the CDC is discouraging.
Moorhead Police say three men are in jail in connection to a shooting near Concordia College’s campus last weekend.
Apple has apologized this afternoon after several online videos showed Siri recommending police departments when asked where the closest terrorists were located.
Several parents of Fargo Public School students are planning a peaceful gathering against the district’s plan to move to temporarily move to distance learning next month due to COVID-19.
The hunt is still on for at least three suspects as both Moorhead and Fargo Police continue to investigate three separate shootings from the last three weeks, including one homicide.
A warrant is now out for David James Torgerson’s arrest who is facing felony manslaughter and felony duty to render aid involving a death charges.
34-year-old Matthew Odegard is charged with five counts of felony Gross Sexual Imposition against victims under the age of 15.
Police scrambling after fight and then shots fired in south Fargo.
Fargo Police have confirmed a man was wounded Thursday night in a shooting in south Fargo.
As the pandemic continues, a shortage in materials like lumber and aluminum has become a growing problem for local business owners…
A Fargo man is facing federal charges after court documents say he tried to derail a train earlier this spring.
43-year-old Darrell Peterson is charged with one count of murder in connection to the killing of 64-year-old Duane Darling. Fargo Police say the assault happened on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019 at Pioneer Manor apartments at 201 11th St. N. Police were called in when someone heard a man screaming for help.
This weekend marks the six-year anniversary of the disappearance of NDSU freshman Tom Bearson who was found dead days later in the parking lot of a Moorhead RV sales lot. However little is known about Bearson’s case as investigators still have yet to discover a motive or name suspects.
An attorney representing one of the former Minneapolis police officers charged in connection with the killing of George Floyd has asked for the trial to be moved from Hennepin County, mentioning Clay or Stearns County Courthouses as alternative locations.
Viewers tell Valley News Live cop cars were blocking off portions of Broadway by 10th Ave. N.
Bar goers in Grand Forks seem to have found a loophole in the city’s 11 p.m. bar curfew, as new video shows large groups of people making their way across the river to enjoy a cold one for a few extra hours.
Kindred Public School officials say both middle and high school students are moving to online learning through Sept. 25.