Brian Sherrod

When officers Brady Holte and Scott Normandin arrived on scene and got closer to the adult female, they noticed she was already neck deep in the Red River. Both officers pulled her out safely.

The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 995 new cases of COVID-19, along with three new deaths in the state. 1,988 deaths have been linked to the disease.

North Dakota Health Officials are reporting 471 new cases of COVID-19, along with eight new deaths in the state.

One woman was hurt in the crash and taken to the hospital for her injuries, her current condition is unknown.

North Dakota Health Officials are reporting 475 new cases of COVID-19, along with seven new deaths in the state.

32 year old Hamid Han Zuri of Fargo was arrested after prying open an overhead door and rummaging through toolboxes at the UHaul warehouse.

The state of Minnesota is considered a swing state meaning that either political side could claim the state. Both President Donald Trump and Former Vice President Joe Biden will be in Minnesota this afternoon.

Drive through vaccination blitzes will be offered at the Fargodome on Saturdays throughout the Fall from 9:00am to 1:00pm to adults and children through Sanford Health. Appointments are needed to control the flow of traffic.

15 local firefighters are expected to do this stair climb today. These firefighters are wearing 60 pounds of gear to climb 110 floors, the same amount of floors at the World Trade Center.

The exact amount Hornbacher’s donated to the Great Plains Food Bank’s annual Check out Hunger campaign is $99, 773. This breaks the previous donation record of $76,268 in 2019.

Veteran Kevin Shores will travel 270 from Moorhead to St. Paul to raise awareness to the Gulf War illness and lack of care from the government for veterans. Shores is expected to be there by September 19th.

Moorhead Area Public Schools has about 7,000 students over 13 school districts. Only about half will attend classes today because of the hybrid learning process.

West Fargo Public Schools student and staff returned back to school this morning after being out of the classroom for almost six months. Only students with last names L through Z attended.

Each of the 23 schools has a unique layout, drop-off lanes, parking lots and even the number of doors meaning that each school has a different set of rules for returning. Parents were sent home letters to make school a lot easier for them this school year.

The Civic Center is receiving $30,000 for improvements and $10,000 in Hockey equipment.

Teachers, parents and students have another outlet to buy school supplies including notebooks, binders and now, face masks. If anyone is looking for a job, there are a few positions available.

If the Civic Center wins, they will use the $150,000 for refrigeration plans for their artificial ice making system and increase the size of their locker rooms.

24 year old Michael Manwell Bell of Fargo barricaded himself in his vehicle after he had been involved in a domestic incident. Officers used a pepper ball and OC spray to get Bell to exit his vehicle.

If a stranger is interacting with your child, they need to provide a description including what the person was wearing, what that person looked like and where that person interacted with your child.

A male was armed with a pistol inside of the France Apartments. Other residents were inside the home as well. After negotiations, everyone involved in the apartment was evacuated safety.

Director Emily Wangen from Music Therapy in Motion states that the masks they create are fully washable, made with comfortable ear loops and have a durable vinyl window. These are $20.00 a piece.

Minnesota State University and The University of North Dakota students can join a Zoom meeting this afternoon to receive the latest updates involving back to school practices for the upcoming fall semester.

United Way received 6,040 backpacks to distribute to students in need. These will go to K-12 students in Cass and Clay counties.

The two choices include the Distance Learning Support Center and the West Fargo Public Schools Virtual Program. With either decisions, parents have until Sunday, August 9th at 11:59pm to sign up.

This year, United Way of Cass-Clay has worked closely with our local school district leaders to plan nine distribution events occurring August 11th through August 20th where families in need can come to one of their designated, local school districts to pick up their backpacks and supplies

These masks can be chosen between a washable one or a disposable manufactured one. There are a few exceptions to this rule including the student having a medical, behavioral or challenges not having to wear one.

West Fargo Public Schools has adapted protocols for first day of school and throughout the semester, Color-Coded Risk Levels, safety protocols, virtual/hybrid program and in school activities.

The purpose of the committee is to meet every two weeks, review data regarding COVID-19 cases in our community, and make determinations for the FPS Instructional Plan that should be adopted.

As of right now, United Way has collected 4,649 backpacks. At this time, United Way still needs 1,351. These backpacks can be dropped off between 9:00am to 4:00pm today at the Fargodome.