Grand Forks Triples Grant Money for Non-Profits in 2015
The city of Grand Forks has more than tripled the amount of grant money awarded to local non-profits.
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Two Seriously Injured in Fargo Brawl
Fargo Police officers from across the metro are called to break up a fight allegedly involving a number of weapons.
Fargo Parking Enforcement Changes
Fargo City leaders approve on–street parking enforcement changes.
President Obama: “It is the responsibility of all Americans, of every faith, to reject discrimination.”
In President Obama’s address to the nation last night, he denounced ISIS and made it clear the only way to do so is by rejecting discrimination.
West Fargo’s Legacy Elementary Takes Cue from Starbucks
Flexible seating is being introduced to more West Fargo classrooms.
A New Vision for Fargo’s Downtown?
The city’s planning and development group proposed a new vision to drive investments to downtown.
The Day that Lives on in Infamy
Exactly 74 years ago the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor launched the U.S. into World War II.
Check Out the Johnson Family Light Show!
During the holidays, people take decorating their home with lights to the next level.
You Betcha: North Dakota Ranked “Best Run State”
Many people like North Dakota for many different reasons whether it’s the sunsets, going to bison football games or hunting.
Horace Mann Elementary Celebrates 100 Years
Horace Mann Elementary in Fargo celebrates its 100th Birthday.
