The product on the ice has been spectacular, there's no question about it.But if there's one thing as clear as the product has been good, it's that North Dakota nation has showed up and showed out since the start of this Frozen Four.
Up until last night, the UND Men's Hockey Team had lost six consecutive games in the Frozen Four semifinals.
NDSU dietetics students are showing us how to walk the line between indulgence and nutrition.
More than 150 members of a Fargo–based Army Reserves unit are heading for duty in the Middle East.
One group of students at West Fargo High have become young entrepreneurs.
As the heroin and opioid epidemic continues in the area, agencies are coming together in hopes to fight back.
Five fire crews responded to an apartment fire in downtown Fargo.
Democratic State Representative Marvin Nelson shares with us why he thinks he's the best candidate for North Dakota governor.
The UND Fighting Hawks are one win away from their 8th national championship.
The area received some rainfall, but is it enough to help ease the fire danger?
Blood transfusions are our lifeline in an emergency.
Marine Corps drill instructors flew in from San Diego to let local recruits and their parents know what to expect when they leave home.
The Fargo Police Department annual crime report brings some good news, and some bad news for the community.
Grab a cold one and celebrate.
We begin with UND's latest attempt to nab a national title at the Frozen Four.
Today is the day!
Doug Burgum announces his running mate and Wayne Stenehjem stands his ground with Nicole Poolman by his side.
Talent comes in all shapes, sizes, and ages and that's exactly what attendees at the annual Agassiz Variety Show got to see firsthand.
A local drama teacher receives statewide recognition for his work.
UND is ready for another shot at a national title.
It's no secret Americans are using technology more than ever before.
The UND men's hockey team travels south to nab a national title at the Frozen Four.
Crime can strike anywhere.Are you prepared?
A compromise reached in the Bison Village Development didn't satisfy all neighbors in the area.
North Dakota has ranked second in the nation for having the highest rate of employment for people with disabilities.
