Kortney Lockey
Multimedia Journalist
Fargo, North Dakota
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For those buying and selling THC, a new bill on the governor’s desk could mean trouble.
It took a village to get one group of friends, which started as strangers, back north.
What starts as a love story deepens to reveal the hardships of opioid abuse.
As people are eager to hit the water, it’s still dangerously cold.
Health officials say the vaccine could be available to kids by the end of summer.
The app has been scrutinized nationwide due to privacy concerns.
Buzi Bus costs between $2-$5 a person
One missing item is still tugging at the heart strings
Individuals, businesses, and other organizations are also encouraged to join in lowering their flags.
Rural firefighters are working tirelessly, and without rain, the situation will only get worse.
Vaccine priority still goes to older Minnesotans and North Dakotans, people with underlying health conditions and frontline workers
Tinkler was taken to Altru Hospital for his injuries.
It happened around 7 a.m. at 2120 Library Lane.
Authorities say around 3 p.m. a man and woman were kayaking in the river when they flipped.
Damage was limited to the wall and floor in the entryway, but is estimated at $25,000.
It happened around 5 a.m. in the 2300 blk of South Columbia Rd.
Deputies say no one else was in the home at the time of the eviction and no one was hurt
Although the settlement doesn’t change what happened to Maves, he’s hopeful it will make a difference
Arson at former Mid America Steel building in downtown Fargo
After a long winter and a pandemic summer, more people than ever are gearing up for a summer spent outdoors.
COVID-relief is showing up as money in the bank for some. Others will have a longer wait.
More than $300-million lost to romance scams in 2020 alone.
One man is in custody and police are searching for another
Tonight a Fargo woman is searching for answers and closure.
In a year of change and hardship, we’ve found resiliency as a community.
A rippling American flag is at the center of a controversy for a Fargo condo association.
Horse ride ends in trip to E.R.
While there may not be a legal consequence, there could be a financial one.
It’s a call no first responder wants to go on, a call to their own home.
An officer has been shot and two suspects are dead after a shootout Saturday night in Wadena County.
The West Fargo district says Schleicher will return to work this week.
The change follows the state’s move to a lower risk level.
The crash is under investigation and the driver is facing possible charges.
Some clinics are scrambling to get rid of extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine
How far would you be willing to travel to get your COVID-19 vaccine?
A Minn. family says it seems to be one thing after another.
They’re also reporting nine new deaths linked to the illness
An 18-year-old Mendota, Minn. man is dead after a serious snowmobile crash Friday.
Danika Johnson is one of an estimated 20,000 people in North Dakota alone that depend on medicine to live their lives.
People are grieving after a man known for taking care of others ended his own life.
It looks the same in all clinics, pharmacies and hospitals.
A trapper had recently set a snare on the Turtle River.