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.
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People of Moorhead Questioning City Council Selection Process
A seat on the Moorhead City Council remains open after members changed course on the selection process.
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.
The Herd Faces Short Turnaround; Eyes Sixth Trip to Frisco
The Bison football team is one game away from its sixth straight trip to Frisco.
Fargo and West Fargo Talk with State Legislators Before Session Begins
Local elected officials are hoping to catch legislators attention before the legislative session next month.
Former Teacher, Local Student Team Up to Publish Children's Book
For a former St. Joe's art teacher, the idea for a symmetry lesson ended in a published children's book.
Federal Appeals Judge Myron Bright Passes Away at 97
A federal appeals court judge from Fargo has died.
Law Enforcement Again Asking President Obama to Remember Oath of Office and Help with DAPL Protests
A dozen law enforcement officials in North Dakota are pleading with President Obama to send federal officers to help control the Dakota Access pipeline protests.
Governor-Elect Burgum to Keep 11 Cabinet Positions
North Dakota Governor-elect Doug Burgum is keeping most of Gov. Dalrymple's cabinet positions.
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.
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