Fargo police officer Jason Moszer was killed in the line of duty and thousands of people from around the nation and Canada turned out to celebrate his life.

South Dakota is front and center of the nation's gaze as it considers a controversial bill to ban transgender people from some bathrooms.Caitlyn Jenner is urging the state's governor to veto the bill, as eyes here turn south to see what happens next.

It's a period of mourning for Fargo-Moorhead.

It's a day that will live in Fargo's history forever as thousands honor the life of Officer Jason Moszer.

Once officer Moszer's funeral ended, his fellow officers found a community standing strong, waiting for them outside.

The Horace Mann Elementary School community has a special connection to Officer Moszer.

During Officer Moszer's funeral, the YMCA hosted free childcare for attendees.

For one week only, rock out under the dome at MSUM's LaserFest.

Thousands of officers are in Fargo to honor Officer Moszer.

Many hotels are already full as people from across the state and country are in Fargo to pay their respects to Officer Moszer.

After a mild winter, we're now seeing a spike in the flu season.

People are feeling Zen and participating in the first Yoga-A-Thon in Fargo.

Fargo Public Library wants the public to know about the cultures that make up our community.

Neighborhoods in the metro have gone blue in honor of Officer Moszer.

People from all over the world call the FM area home, and Rourke Museum wants to celebrate that. 

Nearly 100 people came to support the Fargo VA hospital's annual Derby fundraiser.

The Yunker Farm Children's Museum is one step closer to adding a new sensory garden. 

Hope Inc. is back with a new event for those with mobility challenges.

Democratic District Conventions kick off across the state and right here in Fargo.

An early morning fire destroys a car and damages a garage south of Fargo.

Seniors at East Grand Forks High may not look at social media the same.

It's a little blue lightbulb that's suddenly become the most sought–after item in the entire region, and the blue lights honoring fallen Officer Jason Moszer are creating massive lines wherever they're sold.

Locals are working for the non–profit organization, Feed My Starving Children, to do just that, provide food for kids in need around the globe.

The UND nursing program is doing all it can to prepare students for a changing field.

Sentiment against Muslims and refugees has been making headlines both locally and around the nation.