Downtown Fargo bar rallies around beloved dog
A fundraiser and silent auction at The Bismarck Tavern will help cover emergency vet bills and lifelong treatment costs for Penelope, the bar’s resident dog.
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Officers honored at Fargo memorial ceremony
Officers honored at Fargo memorial ceremony
Learn how to help a WF teen who has had 34 surgeries and other ways to Lend A Hand Up
Learn how to help a WF teen who has had 34 surgeries and other ways to Lend A Hand Up
Missing person post draws hateful comments on Moorhead police Facebook page
Missing person post draws hateful comments on Moorhead police Facebook page
Josh Boschee raises $128K in Fargo mayoral race, more than his opponents combined
Josh Boschee raises $128K in Fargo mayoral race, more than his opponents combined
Moorhead City Council shuts down discussion on distancing city from federal immigration enforcement
The split vote came as council members discussed a separation ordinance with federal immigration agents during their meeting on Monday, May 11.
Multiple vehicles destroyed in Fargo apartment parking lot fire
Firefighters said the call originally came in for a single vehicle on fire.
Fire engulfs Moorhead duplex, displaces residents
A city of Moorhead news release says one unit suffered extensive damage to its living spaces, attic and roof, while a neighboring unit also sustained significant fire damage.
McFeely: Opponents matter in college football and Bison got an upgrade
Move to FBS, Mountain West Conference means NDSU will have more interesting schedules than it did in FCS.
NDSU head football coach Tim Polasek signs contract that will exceed $1 million per year
Bison head coach makes it official after initial verbal agreement last November.
Hot Mic Interview: Jeff Kolpack on the next steps for NDSU's postseason eligibility
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Letter: The Civic Center convention center site is the soul of Fargo
"Investing here respects our history while signaling a bold, modern future for the Red River’s edge," writes Tobias Zikmund.
Second debate for Fargo City Commission candidates scheduled Tuesday
The Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce will host the debate from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Fargo City Hall.
NDSU architecture student dreams up lake-life concept for downtown Fargo
Gabrielle Moede, a graduate student who earns a master's degree on May 16, created the concept for her thesis.
Court battles reveal Epic fallout from developer's collapse
Cases filed over The Wave waterpark failure and two Epic-controlled construction projects show collateral damage caused by the abrupt shutdown of Todd Berning's property and event empire.
Fargo artist hoping to catch Johnny Depp’s eye and win $25k
Ryan Fritz has entered an art competition promoted by the star, but his inspirations are the Fargo teachers who encouraged him.
Former Moorhead mayor running for City Council
Del Rae Williams, who served as Moorhead mayor for one term, confirmed plans to run for Moorhead City Council in Ward 1 this year.
Today in History, 1988: Trollwood launches international arts exchange with China and Soviet Union
On May 11, 1988, Trollwood Performing Arts School announced plans for a groundbreaking student arts exchange bringing together young performers from the U.S., China and the Soviet Union.
Loons’ Anthony Markanich is making his twin brother ‘jealous’
Minnesota defender continues to score, while Nick Markanich is getting restless in Houston
Arvig receives grants for last-mile fiber projects in 8 Minnesota counties
Arvig has been awarded $3.4 million in grants to complete last-mile fiber projects in several counties, including Becker and Clay counties.
Bison football gets a late addition to roster with Holy Cross transfer running back
Nyeoti Punni comes to Fargo after playing two years at Holy Cross.
Locally-owned women's clothing store to open at West Acres this summer
Jessica Quandt opened the first JQ Clothing Co. in her hometown of Oakes, N.D., in 2013. Today, she operates additional stores in Hill City, S.D., Medora and Bismarck as well as a pop-up location in Valley C...
Spark Center for Entrepreneurship ignites in Moorhead's Loop
Classes have started at the Spark Center, the entrepreneur support center in Moorhead's new library and community center.
Today in History, 2007: MSUM students vote to ban tobacco on campus
On May 10, 2007, Minnesota State University Moorhead announced it would become the first Fargo-Moorhead campus to ban tobacco use and sales on campus beginning Jan. 1