WEST FARGO, ND -- West Fargo Public Schools Superintendent David Flowers has announced he will retire June 30 because it's just time. Flowers has worked in education for 45 years, serving as West Fargo…
FARGO, ND -- NDSU nursing students learned more about the opioid crisis happening in our area. The first annual Opioid Crisis Awareness panel brought in multiple experts on the disease to talk with…
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- The president of Minnesota Public Radio has told employees the decision to cut business ties with Garrison Keillor resulted from "multiple allegations'' over an extended period of time. Jon McTaggart held an off-the-record meeting with employees…
NATIONAL -- Are you wondering what to get the millennial in your life for Christmas? Consider picking up the tab of one of their student loan payments. A new survey by the Student Loan Report states nearly 70 percent…
NORTH DAKOTA -- North Dakota's Game and Fish Department has closed the state's inaugural otter trapping season. The limit of 15 otters has been reached. Enough otters had moved into eastern North Dakota from Minnesota to warrant a trapping…
NATIONAL -- The feud between Google and Amazon is heating up. The two companies have been at each other's throats over streaming and product services. Google is announcing they are pulling YouTube from some Amazon devices after Amazon is…
ROTHSAY, Minn. -- A suspected drunk driver was arrested after leading authorities on a high speed chase with his children in the vehicle. A caller reported a vehicle swerving on I-94 near Rothsay around 5:30 last night. Wilkin County deputies…
FARGO, ND -- William Hoehn, the man accused in the kidnapping and murder of Savanna Greywind made an appearance in Cass County Court. Hoehn, who is pleading not guilty in the case, appeared alongside his attorney. They are asking…
(UPDATE) -- According to a release from the City of Fargo : The telephone issues impacting the City of Fargo organization have been resolved by its telecommunications contractor. All phone lines, including all non-emergency lines, are now functioning. The City…
Fargo, ND -- Greater Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Corporation President Jim Gartin announced he will retire on March 15, 2018. Gartin has been with the EDC since February 2012. In a statement released by the GFMEDC, Gartin said, "I believe…
