A juvenile West Fargo resident and a juvenile Fargo resident were taken into custody for threatening violent acts at Cheney Middle School on social media.
WFPD say a flood of reports came in shortly after 9:30 Monday night after a screenshot was shared on Snapchat stating someone, along with four others, was going to ‘shoot up Cheney Middle School’ today during the eighth grade lunch period.
Scrolling through the Pay It Forward Fargo/Moorhead/West Fargo Facebook group several people have posted screenshots of their Venmo and Cash App accounts.
The owner of Lison Pharmacy says former Thrifty Drug patients who did not transfer their prescriptions before the closure can get their medications at Linson Pharmacy.
A Cass County judge sentenced 38-year-old Brandi Adeleke early Monday morning after she pleaded guilty to both murder and child abuse this fall for the brutal death of 15-month-old Meka.
Authorities said 41-year-old Julie Oliver was arrested for felony 5th degree controlled substance and felony possession of burglary tools in connection with the incident.
On Saturday was saved from the Red River after he fell through. The Fargo Fire Dept. wants to remind you to be safe around the ice on rivers, retention ponds and lakes.
Bob Dole, who overcame disabling war wounds to become a sharp-tongued Senate leader from Kansas, a Republican presidential candidate and then a symbol and celebrant of his dwindling generation of World War II veterans, has died. He was 98.
Lucas Schmitz and his family were celebrated by the Perham community on Saturday, as ‘Homes for Our Troops’ handed over the keys to their new home. The home was tailor made for Schmitz, a veteran who was wounded in 2006 while serving in Iraq.
While the variant hasn’t been confirmed in North Dakota, ‘the virus does not care about state borders,’ according to Essentia Health Dr. Bill Heegaard.
Authorities are searching for the parents of a teenager accused of killing four people in a Michigan high school shooting this week, the sheriff’s office confirmed Friday.
Jack Glasser, owner of the former Glasser Images Bismarck-based photography company, is speaking publicly for the first time about the abrupt closure of the business this fall.
“It’s become a liability aspect so if people are slipping and falling on your property or dog bites, they can all be reviewed on video cameras,” says TrinSpin Inc.’s President Trinity Schaff.
