Gillian Trudeau

Lieutenant Bill Ahlfeldt said they are implementing two school resource officers to assist their downtown resource officers and other officers in the downtown area this summer.

Fargo police department has responded to 55 calls of service to MATBUS in the last month

A Grand Forks dad donated his bone marrow to save the life of a child he doesn’t know, but that wasn’t enough for him.

One person living in South Fargo says their dog was attacked by another dog while it was leashed in his own backyard earlier this week, the dog is now recovering and doing well but the owner wants to remind people of Fargo’s leash laws.

Many in the Valley are dealing with the destruction the strong winds caused overnight.

Nearly 30 people are without a home after a massive apartment fire Wednesday night.

Contractors are still working to repair the Mayville dam, and many locals have ties to the water structure and want to see it fixed for safety and sentimental reasons.

The city of Mayville has declared a state of emergency to repair a breached sidewall of the city’s dam. Rapid Erosion is causing utility and property damage, along with threatening one Mayville home.

32nd Avenue and University Drive were among the many streets that were holding significant water.

Flood impacts on roads

People living in the Rivers Edge neighborhood in Horace are concerned with the water level outside of their homes, and with it inside too.

When the Sheyenne River rises, the Rivers Edge neighborhood is surrounded by flooded ditches due to the river's backflow.

Mark Lindquist, a veteran from Moorhead, has been helping the fight for Ukraine for a month now and he says, he will be there for at least a year to continue the efforts.

Many in the Valley have been hit hard by the recent flooding, and in one of the hardest-hit areas, one Grand Forks company is booked out for days.

“Does it have to get to the point where my daughter takes her own life before somebody will do something about it.”

One Williston family has been living without power for days now, but local linemen have packed up to help out West.

”I’ve lived in this neighborhood for two and a half years now and it’s a constant nuisance to hear all of the cars buzzing back and forth and the speeding, it just feels outright dangerous sometimes,”

Many people were outside barricading the floodwaters from reaching homes and businesses, but some buildings didn’t stay dry.

Minnesota National Guard members, among many others, have joined the fight to protect property from the rising waters of the Red Lake river.

After three arrests and one third-degree murder charge, four drug dealers of a fake prescription drug are off the streets of Grand Forks but that doesn’t mean the drug is.

The dust continues to settle in the wake of Tuesday’s ruling that masks are no longer required at airplanes and other forms of public transportation, including Uber and Lyft.

A Hunter, North Dakota woman with dementia was reported missing this morning, and she’s been found.

Monday’s house fire jumped from one home to the next, but the houses distance from each other was up to city code

Several homes went up in flames in one South Fargo neighborhood Monday afternoon

“It’s bad when you have to stop for a few hours but not a whole day, some truckers told me they stayed for three days, yeah but it’s what we do.”

Some were not prepared for the slick snow conditions Thursday morning, but the people responding to the calls were.

Snow cleanup will take a while for many communities in the Red River Valley and for others, they are ready and able to deal with it, when it comes.

The spread of the bird flu has many worried about their poultry and eggs, and one local chicken farmer is fighting to keep the flu out of his backyard.

”I have been homeless before, I’m not going to lie, and it’s not nice but sometimes that lifestyle would be better than some of the nights we spend here.”

All of the zoo’s birds have been taken off exhibit in order to protect them from the contagious bird flu.

Follow-up on a veteran from Moorhead who went to Ukraine to make a difference

Many diabetics and their families have to decide whether they can afford a vile of insulin or not, but recent legislation in Washington could ease this problem

The time has come, the Cass County sheriff’s office’s new K9 has a new name that the community chose!

The bird flu has been detected in multiple counties in Minnesota and to date, one in North Dakota.