West Fargo, Moorhead women injured in eastern North Dakota crash
A 20-year-old West Fargo woman and 19-year-old Moorhead woman were seriously injured in the crash on Richland County Road 81, around 3 miles north of Christine, on Thursday, May 7.
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Spitza: Meet the fish that has the Fargo Davies softball team embracing the weirdness
Juan Moore, a Betta fish, has become a fun and silly staple in the Eagles dugout for the last two seasons.
Over 6,000 letters sent to NICU moms to ensure they are not alone on Mother’s Day
Mother's Day with a baby in the NICU can make a mother feel isolated and alone; volunteers with Dear NICU Mama assembled 6,000 personalized Mother's Day cards to bring love to a tense day.
Sisterly symphony: West Fargo duo strikes right chord with piano conservatory
One sister is a born teacher. The other is a born performer. Together, they've combined their experience and gifts to teach piano to students of all ages.
RedHawks, Newman Outdoor Field brace for 'Fargo Woodchippers' mania this summer
A nod to the 1996 Coen brothers classic movie "Fargo," the independent baseball team will assume the Woodchippers alter-ego for five home contests.
Returning experience has Davies softball team right in the EDC mix
Eagles have seven starters back from last year's state tournament team.
Convicted murderer led drug ring from California prison, trafficking meth into Fargo, indictment alleges
Nathan Pappas is accused of directing his wife and others to distribute meth in several states, including North Dakota. Federal agents seized more than 200 pounds of the drug during the investigation.
Today in History, 1897: Fire decimates the town of Sheldon, North Dakota
On May 8, 1897, a devastating early-morning fire destroyed much of Sheldon, wiping out 13 buildings and causing heavy losses with little insurance coverage.
Fargo Board of Education candidates talk vouchers, spending priorities and neighborhood schools
Five of the seven Fargo school board candidates running participated in person in a public forum.
Fargo Public Schools investigates Canvas cybersecurity breach impacting users nationwide
District reviewing whether any Fargo student or staff data was compromised after major cyberattack on online learning platform
Drivers line up for discounted gas during Fuel Day
Circle K locations across the Fargo metro saw long lines Thursday as drivers took advantage of a 40-cent per gallon Fuel Day discount amid rising gas prices.
7 Fargo Park Board candidates weigh in on top issues in public forum
Candidates answered questions about the district's handling of a senior center in north Fargo and possible expanded amenities.
A testament of 'Faith': Rummage sale honors legacy of late teen who inspired many
The Annual Faithkeepers rummage sale in Pelican Rapids is raising money for charities including Ronald McDonald House, while honoring Faith Westby’s life and legacy.
Napheesa Collier’s contract will loom over Lynx season, but the star won’t be a distraction
“That’s so far in the future for me,” Collier said of next year’s free agency.
Attorney confirms former Fargo communications employees filed discrimination charges
The disclosure came after mayoral candidate Dave Piepkorn said former city employees were “suing” Fargo. Attorneys say no lawsuit has been filed, but an active equal employment claim has been made.
Freedom Resource Center recognizes community leaders
The Freedom Resource Center Appreciation Luncheon celebrated advocates, employers and community leaders supporting disability rights, accessibility and inclusion, emceed by WDAY’s Kerstin Kealy.
UND launching dermatology department after $5M donation
UND leaders say fewer than 30 dermatologists currently practice in North Dakota, as the university launches a new dermatology department to help address shortages.
NDSU launches new nurse practitioner certificate
NDSU is accepting applications for a new online nurse practitioner certificate program aimed at helping address shortages in acute care settings.
F-M Diversion leaders celebrate $100 million funding boost
Officials met Thursday, May 7, to celebrate an amendment to an agreement that allows the Diversion Authority to access $100 million in federal funding early.
Fargo infectious disease expert weighs in on hantavirus
Dr. Avish Nagpal says close quarters aboard a cruise ship likely helped spread the Andes virus strain of hantavirus among passengers.
Veterans Honor Flight receives $10,000 donation
Gateway Chevrolet donated $10,000 to help more than 250 veterans travel to Washington through the Veterans Honor Flight of North Dakota and Minnesota.
Fargo bait shop prepares for fishing opener
Fargo Bait and Tackle owner Gerald Gould says growing interest from younger generations is helping fuel a resurgence in family fishing ahead of Minnesota’s opener.
First Avenue North lane closure in Fargo begins Friday
The eastbound lane closure will allow for water infrastructure repairs to be completed, and is expected to fully reopen by the end of the day.
NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments set to expand to 76 teams in 2027
Mid-major conferences like the Summit League and Big Sky likely not to see additional teams make the field.