North Dakota News

UPDATE: Pilot Identified in Fatal Plane Crash Near Wild Rice River

Gov. Dalrymple Clarifies Evacuation Order for DAPL Protesters

Governor Dalrymple is clarifying the details of his emergency evacuation order of the Dakota Access Pipeline protest camp south of Mandan.

Sen. Hoeven Addresses U.S. Senate on DAPL Misperceptions

Senator Hoeven took to the floor of the Senate to address misperceptions about the pipeline issue.

Worth the Wait? The Fight Over Marsy's Law isn't Over

Some attorneys in the state say it may take years to figure out the meaning and boundaries of Marsy's Law.

SpartanNash and Family Fare Supermarkets Team Up to Give Back

The Roger Maris Cancer Center received a generous donation.

Teen who Murdered West Fargo Woman in 1995 Granted Sentence Review

The life prison sentence given to the man convicted in the 1995 murder of a West Fargo woman will be reviewed next week.

Snow Removal Reminders for the City of Fargo

With snowfall starting up this year, the City of Fargo reminds us of the city's snow removal ordinance.

UPDATE: Fargo Police Say Unattended Death is Suspicious Until Proved Otherwise

At this time, officials have not released the age or sex of the person involved and they have not told us how that person died.

Farmers Look to a "Bright Future" at the Northern Ag Expo

Thousands of farmers and Ag experts from across the Midwest gathered for the Northern Ag Expo at the Fargodome.

Giving Tuesday: Local Organizations Set Positive Examples on Giving Back to the Community

Organizations nationwide are kicking off the charitable season by participating in Giving Tuesday.

Rob Kupec Helps Farmers Prepare for the 2017 Season

Our very own Chief Meteorologist helped farmers prepare for next year's planting season.

Women's Rights Activist Wendy Davis Says Planned Parenthood will Survive Trump Presidency

With Donald Trump winning the presidential election, many women are worried about their access to Planned Parenthood.

Local High School Students Learn Car Tips from their Peers

Students at Davies High School learned some car tips from fellow students at Fargo South.

Federal Charges Filed Against DAPL Protester

Federal charges have been filed against a Colorado woman involved in the Dakota Access Pipeline protests.

Governor Dalrymple: Supplies Will Not be Blocked from DAPL Protesters

The governor's office is trying to clear up a dispute over food and supplies for the pipeline protesters south of Mandan.

Morton County Sheriff Pleads with Protesters Not to Risk Their Lives

An Emergency Services spokeswoman say no action will be taken to enforce Gov. Jack Dalrymple's emergency evacuation order for protesters of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.

Local Musicians, Plains Art Museum Team Up to Give You Free Concerts

If you're looking to spice up your lunch break, the Plains Art Museum has just the thing for you.

Fargo's Extreme Pita in a Period of Bad Luck?

A local business is cleaning up after a vehicle crashed through the front door last night.

Winter Blues? Fargo Park District Waiting on Mother Nature

If you're anxiously waiting to participate in outdoor winter activities in Fargo, you may have to keep waiting.

Local Organizations Donating Items to DAPL Protesters

Two organizations are joining together to collect donations to send to those who plan to stay put protesting the pipeline.

NDSU Bison Back to the Daily Grind

After going 10-1 in the regular season, North Dakota State's football team earned a break.

No Plans For Forcible Removal

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it has ``no plans for forcible removal'' of protesters who have been camping in North Dakota to protest the Dakota Access oil pipeline.