Brian Sherrod

A mother in Colorado is sharing her story after losing her son to a rattlesnake bite.

Pumpkins cannot go into yard waste piles because they are organic waste. The Take Back Jack event is collecting pumpkins from November 1st until 12th. Locations can be found within the article.

The NDSU Gold Star Marching Band played Isaac Sorenson’s favorite songs including “Oh Bison”, “Hey Baby” and the NDSU Fight Song.

The call first came in around 4:11am on 32nd Avenue East and Veterans Boulevard in West Fargo. Our photographer on scene says the vehicle is flipped over.

This day is used to explain Native American history to everyone.

31 year old Grant Goodsell reached speeds up to 125mph, causing him to strike multiple signs and disabled his vehicle. He tried to flee on foot before being caught by troopers.

Currently, the CDC is recommending that moderately to severely immunocompromised people receive an additional dose.

Remember not to drive too closely just in case sugar beets fly off the backs of these trucks.

Our reporter went to the scene and found a squad car blocking the road around SW. 2nd Ave. in Dilworth.

The City of Fargo and Broadway Square is officially declaring today as Read in Color Diversity Day. People are encouraged to take a diverse book and share a diverse right back at Broadway Square’s Little Free Library from 4:00pm to 6:00pm today.

The COVID-19 testing program will launch on Monday, October 4th with one testing location. FPS will test students and staff members who are deemed a close contact in the school setting for the individuals to remain in school.

It will provide three days-worth of canned goods, diary products, meat, hygiene products and so much more. It will run today from 4:00pm to 5:30pm at Lutheran Church of the Cross.

The vast majority of those that are hospitalized are not vaccinated. Clay County staff are seeing very low numbers of break through hospitalizations.

So far, Valley News Live has help to raise $30,000 out of our $50,000 goal. This will provide 300,000 meals for children, families and senior citizens in need.

As of this morning, 38 patients are hospitalized, 10 are on ICU and/or ventilators, and 25 or more are still recuperating or in isolation. Sanford has also hired close to 170 nurses to help with the stress level of overworking.

This was originally brought up in their September 14th meeting. The discussion was to end the mask mandate immediately but in a 6 to 3 vote, it got delayed until tonight.

In total since the beginning of classes, with students, Fargo has 178, West Fargo has 232 cases and Moorhead has 163 cases. Fargo and Moorhead have masking policies while West Fargo does not.

This provides an opportunity to make the sport of archery more accessible to anyone with a desire to shoot a bow or crossbow, regardless of their physical limitations. The hunt is held once a year on the last weekend of September from Thursday to Sunday.

From now until Halloween, head to the Red River Valley Fair to explore a fun corn maze and pick out some pumpkins to carve.

Feather is 5′05″ tall, 180 lbs with has brown eyes and brown hair. She was last seen wearing a red t-shirt, blue jeans, black high top sneakers around Bemidji High School.

For starters, fertilizing in fall will repair any damage that happened to your lawn over the summer. Turnips, kale and Asian greens and taste better when they ripen in fall because of the cool fall weather.

Your fire safety plan should always have two ways to get out of every room. Also make sure that all paths in your home are clear of clutter.

The City of West Fargo has begun work on the storm sewer installation and prepped fabric and gravel for paving. A list of road closures and detours can be found within the article.

Drive through vaccination events will be offered to adults and children at the Fargodome starting this Saturday from 9:00am to 12:00pm. Other dates are available within the article.

Each meal sold will help lift local families out of poverty. The prepackaged hot turkey meals can be picked up from any local Hornbacher’s location from 11:00am to 1:00pm today.

The Parade of Homes offers 27 entries that features newly constructed homes in Fargo, West Fargo, and Horace. The tours will be on September 18th to 19th and 25th to 26th from 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

At low levels, CO poisoning symptoms can include dizziness, headache, or flu-like symptoms. At high levels, victims can have mental confusion, vomiting, and they can die.

A cold is not as severe as flu and COVID-19. However, COVID-19 and the flu have similar symptoms. Differences can be spotted with a test.

The unofficial overall headcount is 5,047, which hid down 485 students compared to Fall of 2020. The increase comes from diversity with 14.34%, a five year high for the college.

The program will start at 9:11am on Saturday with a moment of silence for the 9/11 victims. The rest of the morning will provide demonstrations for the community to take part in.

Dilworth Police Chief Ty Sharpe tells us a vehicle versus motorcycle crash happened Sunday at 2 pm on Hwy 10 at 2nd Street SE.

The prime location to build this playground would be Miracle Field. The closest inclusive playground is in Mandan, North Dakota. To make the park inclusive, it would provide wheelchair accessibility and ramps.

Endaanis Feather was last seen in the 1900 block of Middle School Drive Northwest on Tuesday. She is 5′05″ tall, 180 lbs with brown eyes and blue hair.

During each class, each attendee will learn how to use a fire extinguisher. This class is free and for anyone over the age of 12.

All employees, students and visitors who are not fully vaccinated are encouraged to wear face coverings. Masks, however, will not be required for any staff or student in the buildings.

This phase will close Sheyenne Street from north of the Choice Bank access near 2nd Avenue West to Main Avenue West with small portions of 1st and 2nd Avenues West.

Remember to watch out for any leaks and turn off propane tanks when not in use.

Remember that alcohol and fireworks are prohibited. Keep children closer to you especially around water and don’t forget the sunscreen.

The head count on the first day of the 2021 fall semester is 13,545 students, which is nearly up 1% from last year’s first day tally.

Many times include giving your lawn a big gulp of water instead of series of sips and watering in the early morning so the grass plants can absorb the water that they need. Any extra water will evaporate.

Ian Oksa was convicted of gross sexual imposition in 2006. His victim was a girl under the age of 15.

More than half of car seats are used or installed incorrectly in vehicles. Having the car seat correctly used and installed safety seats can reduce the risk of death by up to 71%. West Fargo Fire and Police Departments are hosting car seat checks to help.

Disciplinary actions will be taken if a mask is not worn. This is for students and staff members that refuse to wear one.

A boil water advisory is now in effect for the City of Barnesville.

Potato Days is back for the city of Barnesville with fun events including a mashed potatoes eating contest, historic wagon rides and more. Staff from our own station will be out there for a meet and greet from 10:00am to 12:00pm today.

The District decided to move from “masks optional” to “masks recommended for those unvaccinated” in their back to school plan.

Along with students bringing the face masks to school, remember to bring it on the school and activity buses as well. Wearing a mask on public transportation is a federal requirement.

Some of the safety tips include looking both ways before crossing the street and making sure your child’s backpack isn’t too heavy.

NDSU, MSUM and UND are all implementing an indoor mask mandate starting today. This means masks must be worn in classrooms, hallways and other areas inside until further notice.

NDSU students will move in on Saturday, August 21st from 8:00am to 1:00pm. Staff on hand will help unload your vehicle and bring all of your belongings to your dorm room.