NORTH DAKOTA -- Hundreds of North Dakota farmers and ranchers are expected to apply for more aid in wake of the drought. The state Ag Department is expecting at least 700 applications by the November 3rd deadline. The aid…
FARGO, ND -- A new kayak launch on the Red River is closing for the season. The Forest River Drive launch, which was installed last year in south Fargo, closed today. Park District officials said the Lindenwood Kayak Launch…
FARGO, ND -- A local puzzle room business is helping a young disabled boy run the Fargo Marathon next year. The "Day for Owen" at Puzzled FM was dedicated to Owen Anderson, a child who lives with blindness, autism and…
FARGO, N.D. -- Sensitive information belonging to millions of Americans was hacked in the Equifax breach earlier this year. But why are so many people vulnerable? Even people who work in cyber security are…
As Fargo welcomes more and more newcomers from all different parts of the world, we get to learn all about the arts they bring with them. And this time, we get to do…
FARGO, ND -- The United Way's annual Day of Caring paired volunteers with more than 470 senior citizens to help out with household chores. Some companies, such as Microsoft, have been volunteering for years…
GRAND FORKS, ND -- Grand Forks is celebrating after being the first city in the state to have a brand new Chick–fil–A. The business opened their doors for the first time…
FARGO, ND -- The opioid epidemic is affecting people all over the world but efforts in the metro are enhancing education. Fargo Cass Public Health has received a grant from the North Dakota…
LAKE BRONSON, Minn. -- A Casselton hunter says he's set an impressive personal record after bagging a massive bear. Luke Hagness says on his fourth day of a bow hunting trip by Lake…
MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Minnesota Public Radio made another stop in Moorhead as they celebrate 50 years of broadcasting. Concordia is proud to be the home to the second MPR station, KCCM, which began…
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- President Donald Trump predicts "millions and millions of people" will benefit from his action to unwind the health care law. He's signed an executive order to make lower-premium plans…
NORTH DAKOTA -- North Dakota's oil industry is opposing some proposed rule changes. The Mineral Resources Department proposes that oil companies still file a document after cleanup of any spill that wasn't reported. The North Dakota Petroleum Council calls…
MOORHEAD, Minn. -- MSUM is getting an enrollment boost from freshmen and graduate students. The official fall semester enrollment at the university stands at 6,019. That is up nearly two percent from last fall. The gains are credited to…
CHANHASSEN, Minn. -- Master tapes of unreleased music and videos from Prince's Paisley Park studio complex have been moved. Sharon and Norrine Nelson, Prince's older half-sisters, say they're prepared to take legal action to bring the music back to…
LEECH LAKE, Minn, -- Some cabin owners are being forced from Leech Lake in northern Minnesota. Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe has decided not to renew nearly 350 waterfront lot leases, meaning non-tribal cabin owners will have to vacate…
MOORHEAD, Minn. -- Drivers on Highway 75 in Moorhead are running into more lane closures. Lanes on the north side of the I-94 interchange are now shut down. The contractor for last year's diverging diamond interchange project will replace…
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that workers cannot be fired for refusing to share tips. In a divided opinion, the court ruled in favor of a bartender fired from Bunny's Bar & Grill in…
They come in all shapes and sizes, colors and flavors, from lobster to shrimp to citrus to oyster. They grow on trees and on the ground, and all around the Upper Midwest. They've…
FARGO, ND -- The F–M Flood Diversion project has caused controversy for years but now Governor Dayton and Governor Burgum are working together for permanent flood protection. "The engineers are confident they can…
FARGO, ND -- As temperatures start to drop outside, golf courses will start to close. Places like Rose Creek Public Golf Course and Edgewood Public Golf Course say they will remain open as long…
SUPERIOR, WI -- A Minnesota Youth Dance League is facing possible legal action for not allowing a male dancer to compete. A sophomore on the dance team at Wisconsin's Superior High School competes…
GRAND FORKS, ND -- People are waiting in the parking lot of Chick-fil-A in Grand Forks in hopes of winning free chicken for a year. The first ever Chick-fil-A in North Dakota is…
FARGO, ND -- NDSU students have come together to provide support for about eight orphanages suffering from the aftermaths of Hurricane Maria. Cecilia Monclova, along with other students, are having a Puerto…
ABERDEEN, SD -- Thanks to social media, good detective work and a trip through central Minnesota, an Aberdeen police officer has been reunited with his puppy. Poppy, a four-month old German Shepherd, was stolen from the officer's home during…
MOORHEAD, Minn. -- It's never too early to start making connections. That's why MSUM held their first job fair for communications and media students. More than 20 employers came to the university to…
MINNEAPOLIS -- Adrian Peterson has defaulted on a $2.4 million loan in Minneapolis. Crown Bank says Peterson, who was traded by the New Orleans Saints to the Arizona Cardinals Tuesday, took out the loan in May 2016 and defaulted…
NATIONAL -- The Boy Scouts of America are now allowing girls to join Cub Scouts starting next year. The board of directors for the organization met at their headquarters in Texas and unanimously voted to allow the change. They…
ST. PAUL -- The group working to build an ice palace for the St. Paul Winter Carnival when the 2018 Super Bowl is nearby is canceling its plans. Ice Cold Events says it couldn't guarantee enough financial support for…
MINOT, ND -- A theft charge has been dropped against a Minot nurse accused of stealing drugs prescribed for patients in hospice. It isn't clear why the charge against 40-year-old Jennifer Napora was dropped last week. Charges of theft, conspiracy…
NORTH DAKOTA -- A federal judge says the Dakota Access oil pipeline can continue operating while an environmental impact study is done. The $3.8 billion pipeline built by Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners began moving North Dakota oil to Illinois…
