Jordan Schroeer
Valley Today Anchor
Fargo, North Dakota
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There’s no word yet from the Fargo Fire Department about the cause of the fire.
The department posted on Facebook saying police believe people coming to town for clean-up week are taking the coolers, thinking they’re trash.
When authorities arrived, they saw the fires and worked with the MN DNR to put them out.
The statement urges Catholics to consult their pastor if questions arise about their personal situation.
Firefighters from multiple departments including Lidgerwood, Mooreton, Milnor and Barney all helped put out the flames.
When crews arrived, they say the RV was engulfed in flames and 12 firefighters worked to control the scene.
Both directions of the interstate will be down to one lane in each direction and speeds will be reduced to 65 mph.
The Lisbon Fire Department says it’s working the fire, along with the Milnor Fire Department and seven other agencies.
The city says the landfill will open back up again Wednesday, March 31 at 6 a.m.
Tri-State Diving posted on Facebook saying they were notified of the fish house and pickup in the lake by Kulm on March 6.
The county is opening a new government center on Monday, March 29 at 3510 12th Ave. S.
One lane of traffic on 8th St. was blocked as first responders worked the scene.
Wet, icy roads may have played a role in crash north of I-29 on Friday morning.
Florida police say he was a school resource officer and a high school wrestling coach.
No injuries were reported in the fire and the cause is still under investigation.
Police tape is surrounding a mobile home in that area and police say the situation is a suicide.
Blackhurst says the stickers were similar to ones that have been posted on other campuses in the FM area
Authorities say it happened around 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 23 just east of Long Prairie, MN.
The district says the increase in cases, exposures and quarantines is coming from students.
Every fire department in Rolette County worked to put out a large fire just south of Rolla, ND.
She’s described as about 5′2″, 110 lbs with blue eyes and a partially shaved head.
No one else was in the vehicle and no other vehicle was involved.
Even though the city is lifting the mask mandate, businesses may still require a mask.
The full transition is expected to happen by Dec. 31, 2021.
The road will be closed for the St. Patrick’s parade and mini-marathon.
The Red River Zoo wanted to give Fancy her mobility back, so they created an opossum-friendly wheelchair for her to scoot around.
At one time in the fight, 50 firefighters were on scene along with 19 pieces of equipment and help from three other fire departments along with local law enforcement.
A passenger in the car police had been chasing was seriously hurt in the crash and rushed to the hospital.
Authorities say alcohol played a factor in the crash.
The West Fargo Stockyards closed at the end of 2020 and a developer is expected to rework the land.
Instead of all households having their excess waste picked up in the same week, the city is splitting it up between two weeks.
Starting on Monday, March 15, the governor’s office says social gathers can increase to 50 people outdoors, 15 people indoors without a household limit.
“I was devastated, I cried for weeks,” mother Jillian Baumgartner says. “I was scared.”
The post says the vehicle went through the ice on Sunday, March 7, and they recovered the SUV the next day.
A crash involving a street sweeper has left one individual dead in Polk county.
Authorities say the only thing you should leave behind is an impression in the ice.
Authorities were notified of a fight in progress at the school and they tried to break it up.
The person that was hit by the vehicle is hurt, but authorities aren’t releasing the victim’s current condition.
The deadline to enter before the final drawing is 8 p.m. Thursday, March 25.
Another reminder to slow down and drive for the snowy and icy conditions.
In a release, the state says it plans to award up to 19 grants with a total of $750,000 available.
Our crew on scene saw water spewing up from the sidewalk and flooding the nearby street.
Currently, the state is vaccinating teachers, those with severe illness, long-term care residents, healthcare workers and childcare providers.
The vehicle cruised down Co. Rd. 26 reaching speeds of 100 mph, forcing deputies to use stop sticks to stop the vehicle. The chase finally ended when the car got stuck in a ditch.
Currently, the state is vaccinating health care workers, long-term care residents, Pre-K-12 educators, child care workers and those over 65.
Workers on scene say our extended cold snap was likely the culprit.
“It’s time for students to be back in the classroom,” Governor Tim Walz says. “We aren’t out of the woods, but our relentless progress with vaccines and Minnesotans’ vigilance has put us closer than ever to the end of this pandemic.”
The city hopes to give as much advance notice if the blackouts have to start again.