DAPL Protesters Don't Plan On Leaving
Protesters say they don't plan on leaving after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said they will close the campsite by December 5th.
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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.
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.
Governor Suspends McKenzie County Sheriff for Alleged Bullying
Gov. Dalrymple has moved forward with the decision to suspend the McKenzie County Sheriff after an investigation by the state.
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.
10 Busted for Shoplifting at Fargo Kohl's
Ten people were busted for shoplifting at a Fargo department store at 1a.m.
Skate City Event: Hot Dog Skate
Hundreds of people took a break from Black Friday shopping madness and celebrated the annual "Hot Dog Skate" at Skate City.
Chilly Outside? Have Chilli Inside with SCHEELS
Employees at SCHEELS Home and Hardware tried out something new this morning.
Cookies with the "Claus" Family at the Fargodome
As the countdown to Christmas begins, families in the FM area are beginning to celebrate.
Fight in North Fargo Leads to Shooting Call; No One Injured
Police responded to home in North Fargo after reports of a person being shot.
Burn the Bird Run Sees Biggest Turnout Ever!
Some people got a head start on working off their Thanksgiving meal this morning in downtown Fargo.
Preparing for Black Friday Now That Dinner is Over
Before heading out to catch the greatest deals for tomorrow's Black Friday, here are a few things to look out for.
Black Friday Shoppers Spend Their Thanksgiving in Line
While some look forward to a Thanksgiving feast today, others look forward to shopping.
Spoiled Soil: How Salt Water Spills are Hitting a North Dakota Farmer Hard
Both the farming and oil industry mean so much to North Dakota.
National Adoption Month: A West Fargo Family's Story
When children enter the foster care system, adoption experts at PATH say their goal is to get them home.
DAPL Protests: ND Lawmakers Push President for Action
The governor and members of North Dakota's congressional delegation are calling on President Obama to take action now and end the Dakota Access Pipeline protest.
Donate Blood, Get a Free Pie!
Want to help out and also score a free Thanksgiving dessert?
Emerging Prairie, Sen. Hoeven Talk Drone Progress in North Dakota
North Dakota continues to be a trailblazer in the development of drones.
Devils Lake City Commission Continues 1987 Ban on Dog Breeds
Pit bulls, Staffordshire terriers and mixes of the two breeds are still banned in Devils Lake.
Native American Commission Hopes Peaceful DAPL Protest Continues from Both Sides
Native American and other city leaders are finding ways to help bring peace to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Senator John Hoeven Speaks Out on DAPL Protests
Senator John Hoeven says that he doesn't mind protesting, just as long as it's peaceful.
Fargo Celebrates Reopening of Second Street North After Floodwall Project
The ongoing floodwall project that shut down traffic on 2nd Street North in Fargo since 2014 has finally come to end.
Lighting of the Fargo Christmas Tree
Before the Holiday Lights Parade got started there were some other lights that had to be turned on.
West Fargo Graduate Returns Home with Operation Info as a Naval Academy Midshipmen
Through the academy's "Operation Info" program, she hopes to recruit students from the same classrooms she once sat in.
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