The search for a missing hunter from Grand Forks has come to an end.

A historic downtown apartment building is getting a new, but old name.

More than 400 people from four different counties volunteered their time to help find Travis Vorachek.

Sexual assault on college campuses is a growing crime that in most cases is going unreported by victims.

Three men are behind bars after a SWAT team raided a home in connection to an armed robbery in September.

Most 10-year-old girls want lots of gifts for their birthday, but not Taelyn Alm. She wants to help her friend in need.

Two girls from Fargo are heading to New York City to perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

You're never too old to have a doll, or make that many dolls.

Anything can be art, even if you take it on your cellphone.

 In just a few weeks, stores across the country will gear up for the biggest shopping day of the year. But it's not Black Friday that will have downtown Fargo buzzing.

Police had a warrant for a home on 1326 4th Avenue North.

A look at what's trending online and around the world.

Members of North Dakota's congressional delegation say they're disappointed in President Barack Obama's rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Gander Mountain gave away goodies to kick off the deer hunting season.

Shanley High School is told to no longer have prayers during postseason games.

While it's the time of year most people think about giving, it's also when some start stealing.

Is Uber safe?

The 8th annual North Dakota Heart Gallery is giving foster children hope that they can find a forever home. Thirty portraits were unveiled at the kickoff event for the largest Heart Gallery yet.The North Dakota Heart Gallery pays for a new outfit and a photo session for foster children.

Prairie Public and Gate City Bank are bringing back Mister Rogers and his red sweater for a good cause.

A young girl being thrown from her chair at a school in South Carolina has been one of latest videos to go viral.

Jacob Wetterling's parents say they have as many questions about the man named a "person of interest" as the rest of us.