Brian Sherrod

Within the months of May to June, the calls for service increased to 848. This is an increase from the 762 calls the department received from April to May.

Donors of all types are needed especially type O and platelets for the increased amount of trauma cases, organ transplants and elective surgeries.

Fargo Police has confirmed that one person has been taken to the hospital with a stab wound and the other is being treated for what they are calling ‘other injuries.’ Neither of these injuries are life-threatening currently.

Thieves steal catalytic converters for the precious metals like platinum and rhodium. This is very valuable to metal dealers and can sell up to $200.00.

As Bemidji Fire Department arrived to the fire on Knutsen Road in Puposky, Minnesota, firefighters found a two-story residential structure with heavy fire and smoke conditions throughout the building. It may be considered a total loss.

JulieAnna is a Native American female with brown hair and blond highlights. She was last seen wearing a maroon crop top shirt and black sweatpants.

Robert James Rhode has been registered to his new address in West Fargo. Rhode was convicted of Gross Sexual Imposition.

Bucking horses, bullfighters and rodeo clowns are just a few things you can check out at the Hawley Rodeo this weekend. It will go on Friday, June 11th and Saturday, June 12th.

The Inaugural Liam G. Medd Baseball Tournament is raising awareness to suicide prevention this weekend in remembrance of the 15-year-old Davies High School teenager that took his own life last February.

Attendees can enjoy ribs, pulled pork, chicken and other favorite foods from 11:00am to 11:00pm starting today and going through Saturday. Warrant and Dylan Scott are just a few of the headliners.

The Fercho YMCA has four students to every instructor to focus on safety approaches and boosting your swimming confidence. Lessons begin at ages six months and goes to adulthood.

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

Kollie is charged with attempted murder, accused of stabbing a 14-year-old girl.

If you see a dog in a vehicle with the windows up and air is not circulating, call law enforcement. If you break the window yourself, you can not only face legal action, but you risk cutting your hand with glass or having glass hit the dog.

As you work outdoors, take breaks as often as you can. Find shade, hydrate, and put a cool cloth on neck. It is recommended to drink eight glasses of water a day, but you should consume more to stay hydrated.

Almost 700 children between the ages of 12 to 15 has received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in Clay County.

This week, roadwork will span from 4th Avenue West to 3rd Avenue West in West Fargo. This is for road removals and alley paving.

Children make up 36% or 50,000 kids of their program. Last year, close to 8,900 meals were offered at multiple locations.

Every donation of blood saves three lives. Donated blood also goes to help those with organ transplants, accident and burn victims, and those that need it for leukemia treatment.

On many roads and highways, crews may not be working but construction project sites are still up to keep the general population safe. Expect delays and an uptick in traffic with COVID-19 restrictions loosing.

Along with an exhibit, Bonanzaville is honoring veterans with a barbecue picnic prepared by veterans for veterans and a performance from the Red River Valley Veterans Concert Band. This event will go from 5:30pm to 7:00pm.

The new communication board presents a variety of pictures for nonverbal students to reference what they are trying to say or do. The images include eating, going somewhere or wanting to play with a ball.

There has not been any cases of myocarditis among recently vaccinated teens in the area. The chances of getting it are one in five million.

This in-person event will remember the life of George Floyd and many other lives lost before and after the incident. Everyone is asked to bring a flower to Island Park around 6:00pm.

35% of Cass County teenagers between the ages of 12 to 18 has received their first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Concrete patching repairs will begin on 31st Avenue E., starting west of Fourth Street E. Repairs are anticipated to be complete within 28 days. Detour and closed areas can be found in the article.

Zoe Jones is 5′4, 170 lbs, with brown hair and brown eyes. Jones was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, faded blue jean shorts and brown cowboy boots. Jones has two lip rings.

Jasmin Hays is a white female with brown hair. Hays was last seen wearing black leggings, a Nike half zip shirt, Nike shoes and a black and white jacket. Hays has a tattoo of a heart on the back of her right calf.

The Red River Market will have baked goods, pantry items, beer, wine and even a live band. It will go on Saturday, May 22nd from 10:00am to 2:00pm at Willow Park.

Never use your grill indoors because it can not only cause a fire hazard, it releases deadly carbon monoxide. Also make sure to not overload your grill with food or leave it unattended.

Multiple doses of Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson and Johnson will be offered at Clay County clinics today and tomorrow. 35.1% of the population has completed the vaccination series.

Food and beverage donations will be collected to help homeless and at-risk veterans within the area. It all starts with a 1.24 mile walk or have your wheelchair pushed.

The 800 kids signed up by their parents comes from the Pfizer vaccine being approved Thursday. Johnson and Johnson vaccine is available again this week.

The first week of overnight work will be primarily focused on Highway 10 in downtown Moorhead. Crews will be patching and crack sealing along Center Avenue and Main Avenue. This will go every night until Thursday from 8:00pm to 6:30am.

No new deaths have been reported and the death toll in the state is 7,296.

1,504 people in the state have died from the illness since the pandemic began.

If someone falls in and you are not certified to help, do not jump in the water. Natural reaction says to jump in to save that person, but a panicked person could overpower you and bring you underwater by accident.

The 73rd Minnesota Governor’s Fishing Opener serves as the kickoff to the summer tourism season in Minnesota. Visitors can fish, swim, paddle and boat on over 124,000 acres of water within Otter Tail County.

Anyone from highly skilled athletes to those with special needs will be competing over the next two days for prizes equaling up to $7,500. Events include deadlifts, sit and reach test, slam ball toss and 2,000-meter row.

1,502 people in the state have died from the illness since the pandemic began.

Clay County Public Health has received a limited supply of Johnson and Johnson vaccine. If interested, you must register for the clinic on Thursday between 10:00am to 3:00pm.

770 students will graduate Minnesota State University Moorhead over the next two days. Smaller in-person ceremonies will be offered to graduate students and international students. Every other student will be virtual.

The trials for the Pfizer vaccine with those between the ages of 12 to 15 is 100% effective. In North Dakota, healthcare providers can begin administrating the vaccine as of now.

Over 19,000 vaccines have been administered in Clay County so far.

The Moorhead Cruise Night will have between 200 to 250 vehicles lined up between the Center Avenue Bridge and 7th Street. 100 to 150 of these vehicles are motorcycles.

400 students decorated 600 cereal boxes with their teacher’s faces and covered them with kind words. The boxes were set up like dominos in the hallways to be knocked down as the students, teachers and staffed cheered.

Salute to Nursing: Answering the Call exhibit showcases the uniforms, caps and pins nurses receive when taking the pledge to help others. The exhibit will be provided at Bonanzaville for the next two years.

Sanford is continuing to investigate the data and believes that they will start their administration before the end of May. Staff is continuing to educate the public about the importance of the vaccine, saying the benefits outweigh the risks.

TSA made the decision on Tuesday to extend the mask mandate until September 13th. It was originally set to expire on May 11th. If you choose not to wear a mask, you will be removed from the building.

For the safety and health of their students and all participating, Concordia College is not allowing guests at the commencement. A virtual link is provided for everyone to tune in.