Fargo Mayor Josh Boschee, Commissioners Chad Peterson and Nikkie Gullickson sworn in
The first meeting drew questions about how money is spent and how portfolios are assigned to commissioners.
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Fargo support group implanting hope for those with hearing loss
A new Fargo support group is helping people with hearing loss or cochlear implants understand their new reality.
Fargo to swear-in new Mayor Josh Boschee, City Commissioners Gullickson and Peterson
The City of Fargo is inviting residents to a swearing-in ceremony for newly elected Mayor Josh Boschee and City Commissioners Nikkie Gullickson and Chad Peterson.
‘Just please come home’: Grand Forks mom pleads for return of missing pregnant daughter
Fargo police are asking for the public’s help locating a missing 16-year-old who is approximately eight months pregnant and believed to still be in the region.
Fargo driver warns parents after near-miss with juveniles on electric dirt bikes
A Fargo driver is speaking out after he says he nearly struck several pre-teens riding electric dirt bikes on a city street, calling on parents to talk with their children about where and how they ride.
Fargo to test emergency sirens Friday afternoon
Testing will begin at 1 p.m. Friday, July 3. The siren activations are needed to test repair work done on Thursday, according to a news release from the city.
Bismarck Govs split doubleheader with Post 2
Fargo Post 2 has spent the first month of the Legion baseball season proving they are once again a team to be feared in Class AA play.
Local soccer enthusiast 'proud' of Fargo-Moorhead community for turnout at World Cup viewing parties
Fargo's Broadway Square has hosted well-attended watch party events for all United States matches, including Wednesday's knockout stage win.
Fargo's Renaissance man set to retire in July
Jim Gilmour's tenure as a planning and redevelopment expert with the city of Fargo coincided with flood buyouts, the birth of Fargo's Renaissance Zone and downtown residential expansion.
Fargo carrying $1.37B in debt, far more than regional peers
Unlike Fargo, some peer cities, including Sioux Falls, don't pay for street projects using special assessments.
Fargo Post 2 overwhelms Vistas in doubleheader sweep
Whether he was in the batter’s box or on the mound, the Minot Vistas didn’t have an answer for Jack Joyce, or the rest of the Fargo Post 2 lineup. The fir
Twenty Below Coffee Co. closing July 5
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - After 12 years, Twenty Below Coffee Co. will be closing it’s doors.
Exercise prepares airmen for expeditionary operations
FARGO — More than 120 airmen from Minot Air Force Base recently spent four days honing expeditionary skills and strengthening mission readiness during a biv
Fargo man seriously injured after vehicle strikes traffic light support early Sunday
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Fargo man sustained serious injuries early Sunday after his vehicle struck a traffic light support at the intersection of University Drive and 13th Avenue South.
NDSU Basketball coaches, David Richman and Jory Collins ink contract extensions to stay in Fargo
North Dakota State have locked up the leaders of their basketball programs for the foreseeable future.
Mahoney honored at Fargo City Hall farewell
Fargo leaders, family and residents reflect on Dr. Tim Mahoney’s tenure as mayor during City Hall open house ahead of his final day in office June 30
New Fargo chief carrying on plans for southside police station as discussion nears 20 years old
Fargo's population has grown nearly 50% over the last two decades, yet the city doesn't have a police location south of Interstate 94.
Bio Girls opens registration for fall programs in Fargo
Fargo-based Bio Girls is accepting registrations for fall programs featuring art, cheer and running activities for girls in grades two through six, with the first camp beginning Aug. 10.
Fargo school board approves balanced, preliminary 2026-27 budget
The expected balanced budget comes after several years of budget deficits. Final approval is expected in September.
Police outline yearlong investigation into downtown Fargo killing
Fargo police revealed they intentionally kept their suspect out of the public eye for months, hoping he would continue his normal routine while detectives built their case.
Date set for Horace Mann Elementary demolition; bricks to be available to the public
Fargo Public Schools said anyone watching the process should be aware of construction traffic coming in and out of the area.
Fargo Convention Center developers outline next steps
Developers say final agreements and due diligence remain before demolition can begin, with work potentially starting by early 2027.
Fargo votes to give $144K in 2009 flood relief donations to homelessness center
The Impact Foundation, which controls the fund, will have to authorize the transfer. Mayor Tim Mahoney called the vote a "no-brainer."
Trygve Olson cartoon: Overdrinking tab
Fargo police have increased their downtown presence during weekend bar close amid concerns about public safety.