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20 offensive linemen and 11 on defense opted out before Thursday’s deadline.

Both men died.

The two choices include the Distance Learning Support Center and the West Fargo Public Schools Virtual Program. With either decisions, parents have until Sunday, August 9th at 11:59pm to sign up.

The diocese filed for bankruptcy in 2017 in response to the claims.

Man dies during burglary investigation, police chase

There may be a light at the end of the tunnel for Heather Behrens. She’s a Fargo woman who spent her entire life in and out of the hospital.

Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney is being investigated by the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation after authorities say he publicly gave away a name from a list of police chief applicants.

It’s the battle for the soul of America - we read General Michael Flynn’s letter to America.

President Trump has a new executive order to tame prescription drug costs and he New York Attorney General files a lawsuit to dissolve the NRA.

Multiple FCS conferences held presidents meetings Thursday to discuss the option and new guidelines required to host fall athletics. FCS National Coordinator for HERO Sports Brian McLaughlin first reported the Big Sky voted to cancel the fall season. That report was later confirmed by Stadium Networks Brett McMurphy’s sources.

There have been hundreds of complaints and crash reports filed against MATBUS drivers in the past year, according to files we obtained through an open records request.

Ashley Kiser says this year’s school plan leaves her with one major fear for her daughter: “She will fail fourth grade and have to be held back.”

Fargo police say an 18-year-old man died Wednesday after an apparent fight and they’re now seeking to question Larry Darnell Evans Jr., 25, in the case.

Two men are facing murder charges in connection to the death of the man whose body was found in a ditch near Sioux Falls.

The downtown Fargo restaurant Twist is closing it doors on Saturday and won’t reopen until September 8 in response to violating city liquor laws.

The Missouri Valley Football Conference released a statement Thursday announcing the leagues virtual media day, scheduled for Monday, August 10 has been postponed indefinitely.

This year, United Way of Cass-Clay has worked closely with our local school district leaders to plan nine distribution events occurring August 11th through August 20th where families in need can come to one of their designated, local school districts to pick up their backpacks and supplies

Minnesota State Patrol says the driver of a motorcycle died Thursday near Thief River Falls after an incident with a semi-truck.

Authorities in Grand Forks are now searching for a man who stole money and fled a liquor store.

A woman is in jail accused of shooting someone at a parking lot barbecue in south Fargo back in May. Marilyn Bola Saibu, 25, of Watford City was charged in district court on Wednesday with attempted murder and reckless endangerment, according to Cass County court records.

Court documents say the child’s arms, legs and head were moving uncontrollably during the alleged abuse, causing the injuries.

West Fargo Police officers say Sumia Mukhtar Muqadim is now home safe.

The stretch between 32nd Ave. S. and 52nd Ave. S. is down to 55 or 65 mph instead of the 75 it had been.

Angel will be sleeping on the floor, or maybe the couch for the foreseeable future.

Top South Dakota Republican lawmaker Kris Langer is dropping out of her campaign for reelection.

An attorney for one of the four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd argues his client only handled crowd control.

A medical research company in Fargo will conduct two clinical trials that could lead to a vaccine for COVID-19.

These masks can be chosen between a washable one or a disposable manufactured one. There are a few exceptions to this rule including the student having a medical, behavioral or challenges not having to wear one.

Nearly 1.2 million laid-off Americans applied for state unemployment benefits last week, evidence that the coronavirus keeps forcing companies to slash jobs just as a critical $600 weekly federal jobless payment has expired.

The mayor of the city that was once the hot spot for the coronavirus in North Dakota is supporting an annual outdoor music festival set to go on as planned this weekend.