Kjersti Maday

A Fargo family is mourning after the death of their 4-year-old dog, Blue.

Lightning strike possible cause for house fire

The district has grown from less than 10,000 students in the 2016-2017 school year to more than 13,000 projected students this year

A friendly competition continues for a good cause

Union leader claims Doosan Bobcat of Gwinner is sending jobs to Mexico

Mahnomen mom says, “If they’re not going to file charges, I told them already that I will file charges on behalf of my son.”

Making a Medical ID for yourself can be helpful in emergency situations.

MSUM teamed up with the League of Women Voters to host a voter registration drive

Proposed property tax increase could be as much as 32 percent to nearly 35 percent.

The infamous Lashkowitz high rise in downtown Fargo is scheduled for implosion at 7 am on Saturday, Sept. 16.

Amelie, Sloane, and Betty Boop are still searching for their 'furever' homes

Experts in correctional and rehabilitation services weighed in on the issues and shared insights on how changes can be made to benefit everyone in our community.

Fargo Memorial Honor Guard vows to "Never Forget" 9/11

Homeowner Theresa Busche says she's been osracized by the town because of property disputes with one of the campgrounds

Staff at Fargo's Sanford Hospital experiences about 700 verbal and physical altercations each year.

The West Fargo School Public School District is making a push for its upcoming school referedum vote.

The Harm Reduction Center in Fargo is working to bring awareness to the opiod epidemic.

Panelists at Concordia discuss challenges to affordable housing in FM area

Owners should be aware of an aggressive strain of kennel cough being found in the area.

If you’re unsure whether your child needs additional behavioral or mental health services, make the call and don’t wait until it’s too late.

Warroad Warrior supporters believe they deserve an exemption from the new Minnesota law because, their name and logo was crafted along with members of the local native community as a way of honoring their heritage.

Health experts suggest parents pack healthy snacks for their kids to get adequate nutrition during the school year

Fargo Cass Public Health is hosting immunization clinic to help parents prepare their kids for back-to-school.

Fargo organizations partner up to give kids free back-to-school haircuts.

In the months since the Minnesota legislature passed the legalization of recreational marijuana, individual cities within the state have been discussing what measures, if any, need to be taken for their local citizens.

Faculty, staff, alumni, and students made up their affectionately named, ‘Dragon Move In Crew.’

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly 350 people are struck and killed while standing outside a vehicle, each year.

The Sanford Health AirMed team holds itself to a high standard to providing the best care for patients living further away from the metro area.

Child care center in Grand Forks closes with little to no warning

Local Red Cross and other charitable organizations offer aid to Hawaii during tragic wildfires

Critics of the policy say the move puts too much pressure on student teachers who would now be running their own classrooms.

Many waited for hours -- just to be told they wouldn't be able to stay in the campgrounds they'd paid for.

Residents in the Red River Valley do their best to cope with inflation during back-to-school shopping.

Special night planned at WE Fest to honor first responders, law enforcement, and military

Horace teacher stepping up during bus driver shortage

West Fargo Public Schools are trying to find solutions to handle bus driver shortage ahead of the new school year.

Prevention expert at Fargo's Rape and Abuse Crisis Center weighs in on how to keep yourself and others safe during WE Fest this year.

Patriot Front is at it again in Fargo. According to the group's website, they encourage members to "take to the public space with stickers, flyers, posters, banners, demonstrations, and more. Messages in the public space serve to promote patriotic politics, and combat anti-national messaging."

West Fargo Fire Department urges the public to know the best safety measures when living around non-recreational bodies of water

Suite Shots in Fargo hosts fundraiser

Celebration of life for Officer Jake Wallin

Area gun-reform advocates discuss ways to prevent gun violence

Moving forward with large events in the wake of a potential mass shooting.

First responders have mental health resources in place to help them process the trauma from Friday's tragic shooting.

Families of law enforcement officers react to tragic shooting last Friday

The Fargo-Moorhead, West Fargo community praises Fargo Fire Department for life-saving actions

Employees at Vitalant prepare for an influx of blood donations following Fridays tragedy.

Michelle Christianson claims her cab driver wouldn't let her out of the car after their vehicle was rear-ended.

Knife-wielding burglar steals car from North Fargo woman; is caught hours later.

Moorhead mom upset about daughter's damaged wheelchair during Delta flight