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Online Holiday Shopping? Watch Out for Email Hackers

It's the midst of the holiday season, which means it's time to get that last minute online shopping done.

Fargo Park District's United Way Fundraiser a Hair Loss Success!

Fargo Park District reached its United Way fundraising goal and that means former director Roger Gress is losing his hair.

Dunn Bros. Coffee Remains Closed After Fire

Dunn Brothers Coffee on 13th Avenue and 25th Street South in Fargo is still closed after a small fire on Saturday afternoon.

Ski Enthusiasts...Suit Up! Detroit Mountain Preps for Opening

Two weeks ago, it wasn't cold enough to open the slopes.

West Acres Hosts Special Event for a Group of Adventurers

Adventurers get a special meeting with Santa.

F-M RedHawks Annual Christmas Sale

It may not be baseball season, but that didn't stop some fans from getting into the spirit.

Community Comes together to Discuss Homelessness in the F-M Area

Multiple community organizations came together for the first time to open a dialogue about homelessness in the F–M area at Fargo City Hall.

Video Production Company Suing for Rights to Shoot Only Heterosexual Weddings

The owners of a video company have filed a legal challenge to Minnesota's gay marriage law because they want to shoot weddings for heterosexual couples only.

Truckers at a Standstill: Blizzard Keeps Semis Off the Roads

With the North Dakota Department of Transportation shutting down roads due to the storm, some drivers had to change their plans.

The Danger of a Social Media President: President-Elect's Inaccurate Tweet Behind Boeing's Stock Drop?

President Elect Trump again put his fingers to work and tweeted his disgust over the price of the new Air Force One.

Do You Know This Suspect?

A man is caught on surveillance video trying to break into an ATM machine.

Lt. Gov Wrigley Says DAPL Camp is a Humanitarian Crisis

North Dakota's Lt. Governor is criticizing the federal government's handling of the Dakota Access Pipeline.

County Commissioner Concerned About Outsourcing Officers for DAPL Protests

The Fargo Police Chief is updating the city commission on its involvement at the Dakota Access Pipeline.

DAPL Protester Arrested for Trespassing

A pipeline protester was arrested this morning for criminal trespass after crossing the just re-opened Backwater Bridge.

Sen. Heitkamp Talks with President-Elect on DAPL, 45-Q Bill

Senator Heitkamp says the pipeline was a topic of discussion at her meeting with President-elect Trump.

Fargo Public Works Says They're Ready for Oncoming Storm

With heavy snowfall expected, Fargo Public Works is prepared.

Slumberland, Salvation Army Bear Gifts of Warm Comfort and Joy for Local Families

Santa isn't the only person some kids around the F-M area were looking forward to seeing this holiday season.

Chief Todd Updates City Commission on Fargo Police Involvement with DAPL Protest

The Fargo Police Department is updating the city commission on its involvement at the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Standing Rock Chairman Tells Protestors "Time To Go Home"

Standing Rock Tribal Chairman Dave Archambault has a message for the protesters who remain at the camp: “[Your] purpose has been served and it’s time to go home.”

No Package Left Behind: Post Office Preps for Cyber Monday

Cyber Monday is right around the corner and post offices are gearing up for the large amount of shipments.

Maplewood Police Search for Armed Robbery Suspect who Attacked Popeyes Employee

Police in Maplewood, Minnesota are hoping you can look at this surveillance footage and help them catch an armed robber.

Where has the Madness of Black Friday Gone?

Black Friday shopping just isn't as big of a deal in the valley as it was in past years.

Local Business Owners Eagerly Await Small Business Saturday

It's a day dedicated to shopping locally to support small businesses.

Standing Rock Chairman Says Army Corps Plans to Shutdown Land of DAPL Protest Camp

The chairman of the Standing Rock Tribe says the Army Corps of Engineers plans to close the area where pipeline protesters have been camping for months.