Sunday Blue Law One Step Closer to Being a Thing of the Past
The Sunday morning Blue Laws are one step closer to being a thing of the past in North Dakota. The bill will move to the senate where there is strong…
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NDSU Students Rally Support Against Restrictive Education Bills
NDSU student government organized an on–campus letter writing campaign. The student body was invited to stop by Memorial Union to write letters to state lawmakers in opposition to two bills under…
Senator Heitkamp Crosses Party Lines to Confirm President's Pick for Secretary of State
The Republican-led Senate has confirmed Rex Tillerson as President Trump's secretary of state. Senators voted 56-43 largely along party lines to approve Tillerson's nomination to be the nation's chief diplomat. He…
Shoppers Help Raise Thousands to Fight Hunger
Shoppers at Hornbacher's helped raise more than $44,000 to help feed the hungry. The grocery store chain collected donations from people at the checkouts from November 30th to December 27th last year. They…
The Last Extreme Pita in the F-M Area Shuts Down
The last of four Extreme Pita franchises in the metro has closed its doors. The location at 4265 45th St. South in Fargo quietly ceased operations recently leaving only a sign reading "closed" and a lock on the front door.…
Former Congressional Candidate Arrested at DAPL Protest Camp
A new camp set up by a rogue group of pipeline protesters on private property didn't last long. Officers moved in and arrested 76 members. Former Congressional candidate Chase Iron Eyes was among those arrested. They were taken to jails…
Man Arrested After Running from Scene of Accident Near Dawson
A man was arrested after fleeing an accident on I-94 Tuesday night near Dawson, North Dakota. The highway patrol says 50-year-old James Dewey of Tappen rolled his SUV into the eastbound lane and was hit by a semi. Dewey fled…
The Great Plains Food Bank Helps North Dakota's New Face of Hunger
FARGO, N.D. -- The Great Plains Food Bank has been helping the less–fortunate in our community since 2008, and they rely on donations from the public. The demand for their food…
Fargo Police Investigating Assault in Essentia Health Parking Lot
Fargo Police are searching for three suspects after an assault in an Essentia Health parking lot. Police were called to the 3000 block of 32nd Avenue South where the…
The City on the Grow: Introducing 'West Fargo 2.0'
The City of West Fargo and the West Fargo Park District are brainstorming in an effort to create what they call 'West Fargo: 2.0'. West Fargo…
Analyzing the Home Builders Association's 2016 Report
Between Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead, and Dilworth Housing activity is steady and values are the highest they've been since 2008. That's according to the Home Builders Association of…
Fargo Police Make Arrest on Robbery Suspects
Fargo Police make an arrest of two suspects in an armed robbery that happened Monday afternoon. Police say 23-year-old Peter Fineboy and 20-year-old Hutchingson Davies approached the victim on the 2500 block of Broadway North and offered him a ride.…
Acting Secretary of the Army Directs Corps of Engineers to Proceed with Easement
Senator John Hoeven says the acting Secretary of the Army, Robert Speer, informed him he has directed the Army Corps of Engineers to proceed with the easement needed to complete the Dakota Access pipeline. The Indigenous Environmental Network issued…
Developers Transforming a 100-Year-Old Horse Stable into a Restaurant
A former horse stable in downtown Fargo that is more than a century old is to be redeveloped into a restaurant after getting a tax break. The two story wooden structure was built for horses used by a construction company…
NDSU Students are Freezin' for a Reason
NDSU students say they are freezin' for a reason this week. Members of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity and Kappa Delta Sorority are hosting their annual Freeze–A–Thon. Day or night,…
Senator John Hoeven Meets with President Trump's Ag Secretary Pick
Senator Hoeven has spent some time with President Trump's Ag Secretary nominee. Hoeven and Sonny Perdue, the former governor of Georgia, talked about the importance of building a coalition…
Repeal of ND Blue Law Still Alive in Legislature
The battle over Sunday shopping restrictions in North Dakota isn't over yet. The house has voted to reconsider a bill to repeal the state's blue laws. The vote was 48 to 46. The bill had failed on Monday after…
Fargo Park District Announces Ticket Sales for Butterfly Ball
Tickets go on sale in one week for a very popular Fargo Park District event for fathers and daughters. The annual Butterfly Ball, a semi-formal father-daughter dance, will be held on two nights this year. It will be held…
Red River Valley Fair Announces Grandstand Artists
The first two grandstand acts for this summer's Red River Valley Fair have been announced, and they sound very country. Granger Smith will take the main stage on Tuesday, July 11 and LoCash will perform on Thursday, July 13.…
Valley City Student Dies After Medical Call to High School
Family, friends and classmates of a Valley City High School 9th grader are in mourning. David Lynch died Monday afternoon in a Valley City hospital. An autopsy is being done in Grand Forks to determine his cause of death. Valley…
LSS of North Dakota Feels Impact of Executive Immigration Order
Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota says the impact of President Trump signing the executive order on immigration came immediately. It has stopped dozens of people from coming…
Fargo Man Sentenced for Sexually Assaulting Co-Worker
A Fargo man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman at his apartment in 2015. Michael Truelove, 25, was found guilty last September of four counts: gross sexual imposition, terrorizing, aggravated assault and…
UND Hosts Seventh Annual Interfaith Week
UND is hosting its 7th annual Interfaith Week in an effort to increase cultural awareness and an environment of educational interest. Spiritual luncheons, discussions and events have been taking place…
NDSU, UND International Students Advised Not to Travel
Both UND and NDSU have cautioned their international students not to travel due to the immigration order. NDSU late last week emailed students from the seven countries included in the executive order, urging them to meet with an adviser…
UND International Students Advised Not to Travel
UND has issued a warning to its International students, faculty and staff not to travel outside the United States, at least for the time being. The precaution, issued in an e-mail from UND's International Center, is directed at those on…
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