Fargo leaders vote to eliminate Human Rights Commission
The decision reverses a stance that the City Commission would wait until newly elected commissioners and mayor were seated.
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VCSU grad publishes books focused on faith, healing and courage
FARGO — Valley City State University graduate Kimberly Souba has recently published two new books aimed at encouraging healing, resilience, faith, and personal courage among readers of all ages.Souba earned
Fargo to use funds raised after 2009 flood for Resource and Recovery Center
After lengthy discussions between commissioners, the City of Fargo will use funds from 2009 for the Resource and Recovery Center.
Fargo families celebrate Toy Story 5 opening at Marcus Theatres
Marcus Theatres hosted a special family event for the opening of Toy Story 5 on Father’s Day weekend, bringing families to the big screen for one of the most anticipated films of the year.
McFeely: Fargo is a blue city
With Josh Boschee and Michelle Turnberg clearly identified by political party in mayor's race, North Dakota's biggest city shows its true colors.
Fargo mayor proposes using $144K in 2009 flood relief donations for homeless center
The money would help with renovations and winter warming operations at the Resource and Recover Center, which offers services to those struggling with homelessness.
Fargo Police, NDSU community send off Special Olympics North Dakota team to 2026 USA games
Fargo police officers gave Special Olympics North Dakota athletes a high-energy sendoff Friday morning as they departed for the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games.
Fargo factory is believed to be the only one making A19 LED light bulbs in the U.S.
The company said 10,000 or more bulbs can be made per shift.
Trygve Olson cartoon: Autonomous ranching
Fargo company 701x is developing cattle tags featuring small solar panels and tiny computer chips that can be used to better manage entire herds of cattle.
Fargo factory produces nation's only American-made LED light bulbs
Tom Enright went from selling bulbs door-to-door to leading a company producing what GoodBulb says are the nation's only American-made LED light bulbs, launching alongside the nation's 250th birthday.
Fargo police increase downtown presence during weekend bar close amid concerns about public safety
The efforts started a month ago and will last through the summer, Police Chief Travis Stefonowicz said. The change is the result of listening to concerns from residents, he said.
Fargo Police Department welcomes new K-9 officer 'Axel'
Belgian Malinois completes training and joins Fargo force, taking over duties from veteran K-9 'Uno' after more than eight years of service.
Fargo VA hosts Vet Fest to connect veterans with services
Part of the national Freedom 250 campaign, Vet Fest brought together veterans, service providers and community organizations Wednesday afternoon.
Fargo airport completes terminal expansion with everyone in mind
New sensory rooms, larger restrooms and a service animal relief area were added as part of the completed terminal expansion.
Fargo-Moorhead Salvation Army leaders reflect on 37 years of service ahead of retirement
Majs. Abe and Ronda Tamayo are leaving the ministry after serving across the Midwest for nearly four decades.
Fargo prepares for America's 250th anniversary
Erik Deatherage visits Roberts Alley in downtown Fargo, where Folkways' Amanda Frost and Upper Hand Signs artists Meg Felix, Jared Froeber, and Cory Gillerstein are creating a large-scale patriotic mural hon...
Fargo Public Library to host jigsaw puzzle competition Saturday
The Fargo Public Library is planning to host a summer jigsaw puzzle competition this weekend.
Fargo residents voice concerns as police clarify e-bike, e-scooter rules
Fargo residents are voicing mixed reactions to the growing number of e-bikes and e-scooters on city streets, with some expressing safety concerns as police work to educate riders about which devices are legal.
Fargo parks panel to consider allowing archery deer hunting in three parks
A Fargo parks panel is taking up a controversial idea Wednesday morning: whether to allow archery deer hunting in three city parks again.
Fargo mayor-elect, mayoral runner-up meet to discuss goals ahead of new commission
Turnberg says she and Boschee discussed public safety, city services and debt reduction.
Deputy fire marshal shares summer grilling safety tips
Fargo deputy fire marshal says proper grill placement, cleaning and supervision can help prevent fires this summer.
Fargo program teaches safety skills to incoming kindergarteners
Fargo's Safety Town program teaches incoming kindergarteners life-saving skills through hands-on activities and visits from first responders.
Fargo police searching for missing 15-year-old boy
Fargo police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing 15-year-old boy.
Fargo looks to innovative technology, tried and true methods to improve traffic safety
From ramped-up enforcement and quick-fix engineering solutions to long-term academic research, the city uses a multi-pronged approach to improve walking, biking and driving in Fargo.