Jordan Schroeer
Valley Today Anchor
Fargo, North Dakota
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Another reminder from authorities that no ice is considered 100% safe.
Authorities say they noticed the gun in the car, and the officer slowly opened the vehicle, removed the gun and then awoke the driver.
Several local departments assisting Hankinson Fire at major fire at highway shop.
Firefighters say they got the call around 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 13 to the 1400 block of 32nd St. S. for reports of smoke in a hallway.
When officers arrived on scene, they say they saw a garbage can on fire next to the ER entrance. Authorities were able to put out the flames and clear out the smoke from the lobby.
The call came in around 2 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 6 to the 1900 block of 18th Ave. S., which is just a few blocks south of MSUM.
Scanner traffic indicates it happened around 10 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 4 just north of Fargo and speeds during the chase reached more than 100 mph.
An employee will be at the station to help and proof of residency must be provided. The city says commercial waste is not accepted.
Authorities tell Valley News Live the call for the fire came in around 9:45 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 29 to Wolds RV sales at 2221 Hwy. 10 W.
UPDATE: This morning officers were called to a train versus vehicle crash near Main Avenue and Broadway around 1:45 a.m.
Warming houses are not open this year but benches will be available so you can put on your skates in comfort.
The Fargo Police Chief, David Zibolski, says they have conducted a total of 209 compliance checks since November and 90% of those checks are compliant with all regulations.
The man pushing his car was then rushed to a Fargo hospital for serious injuries.
Authorities say the call originally came in around 3 a.m.
The city says the trucks can’t properly haul their loads because of the wind.
The DOT says the no travel advisory impacts Highway 2 from Crookston to East Grand Forks and Highway 200 from Ada to the ND border.
DOT maps are showing snow and ice covered roads in much of that area.
The Sheriff’s Department says it is looking for a black 1983 Kawasaki Z5M, pictured above.
The vehicle is described as a mid-2000s GMC Envoy or Chevy Trail Blazer that is black or dark blue (pictured above). The vehicle will likely have damage to the front bumper.
The call came in around 7:30 Tuesday morning to the 2100 block of 52nd St. S.
The snowmobile then went to the bottom of 12 ft. of water.
The city says crews will remain focused on the emergency routes as long as snow and wind are factors.
Moorhead High School is expected to remain in distance learning, but the district says it is exploring hybrid options for certain courses.
If you have any information on her, contact police at 218-333-9111.
Authorities say the ice in that area is estimated to be 1.5 inches thick.
High-risk sex offenders are considered the most likely to re-offend.
Authorities say just seconds after they put on their lights, the driver took off, swerving to the right and then smashing into a pillar for the I-94 overpass.
Musicians are masked up and distanced to follow COVID-19 safety protocol.
The person living in the apartment is no longer able to stay there, but everyone else was allowed back in.
Two doses of the vaccine will be needed for full effectiveness with the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines.
The Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office says on Thursday afternoon, they responded to a welfare check in rural Battle Lake.
The police report says the man drove in ditches, smashed through two fences, went in a field and eventually stopped when his car hit a rock pile. After that, the suspect got out of the vehicle and ran.
The Minnesota State Patrol says it happened on Hwy. 169 around 10:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 8.
The driver took off, heading east and eventually went on county roads going 100+ mph.
It happened around 1 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 9 at the Loaf N’ Jug near the NDSU campus.
When police arrived, they say the victim had serious injuries and was taken to the hospital, the victim’s current status is unknown at this time.
To ensure students at MSUM feel safe, the university is making changes to every class syllabi and creating a Bias Incident Response Team.
The BCA says 10-year-old Miikawaadizi “Mika” Whitefeather has now been returned safely to the reservation.
A release from the school district says staffing shortages continue to create challenges as teachers and staff are forced to quarantine.
Authorities say 76-year-old Sharon Forsman was driven off the road then went across a gravel road and ended up hitting a rock pile in a ditch.
The Department of Natural Resources worked with MNDOT to find places where deer are known to consistently cross, so they could prioritize which roads will get the upgrade.
High-risk offenders are considered the most likely to re-offend.
Police say they found the 16-year-old girl at the Rodeway Inn at 2202 S. University Dr.
The university says it will continue to monitor indicators and thresholds to make changes as needed.
MNDOT says eastbound Hwy. 10 is closed east of 14th St. near the railroad overpass. Traffic is being detoured to local area streets.
The recycling program goes from today, Dec. 1 to Jan. 31, 2021.
Authorities say they were able to bring in a crisis trained officer who talked to the man and got him to come out without hurting anyone or himself.