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'The Bachelor' contestant from Fargo speaks on going from reality TV back to reality
Fargo's bachelor contestant set out on a quest for love and was sent home before the first elimination round. She does not regret the experience, despite the backlash she endured after coming home. → Read More
Winter storm can't stop annual tradition of Dairy Queen's opening day in Moorhead
Wednesday, March 1, marks the opening day for the historic Moorhead Dairy Queen. The winter storm didn't stop the summer staple from opening for the season, even if the season is stuck on winter. → Read More
NDSU proposes fewer faculty cuts as plan to fix $7.6M deficit enters phase 2
The latest proposed cuts at NDSU came just over a month after President David Cook announced a reduction in academic colleges from seven to five. → Read More
Despite the winter storm, many fly into Fargo from warmer places to play some hockey
It may be hard to believe, but many people flew in from warmer locations to Fargo for the Squirt International A Hockey Tournament. And get this, they are excited about it. → Read More
Psychologist weighs in on proposed social media legal age limit
As doctors notice more mental health concerns among youth, some are wondering if social media should have an age limit. Some U.S. lawmakers are trying to put such an age limit in the books. → Read More
Central Cass basketball team stuck in their bus for hours on I-94 during blizzard
A drive that normally takes less than an hour turned into eight long, nail-biting hours for the Central Cass basketball team. → Read More
13-year-old takes first at a Brainerd ice fishing tournament, winning a pickup truck
A young angler won a prize he's not even allowed to use, all thanks to reeling in a 9.5 pound walleye. → Read More
'Racial taunting' at North Dakota basketball game prompts call for harsher consequences
Parents of Bismarck High School basketball players said no action was taken when the Jamestown student section acted out during the Jan. 31 game. → Read More
Horace pauses tax abatement program; to reconsider in 6 months
Prior to the vote, the City Council motioned to allow homebuyers who bought a home in 2021, or received building permits in 2022, the chance to still apply for the abatement program. → Read More
North Dakota bills take aim at 'sexually explicit books' at libraries and stores
A pair of bills being introduced by three North Dakota lawmakers, would make it a crime for libraries to offer what they deem sexually explicit books. → Read More
Man pleads not guilty to attempted murder at apartment above Rhombus Guys in Fargo
A Moorhead man is pleading not guilty to attempted murder more than three months after a shooting in a downtown Fargo apartment above Rhombus Guys. → Read More
City of Fargo working to diversify its own staff
The city of Fargo is lagging when it comes to hiring a diverse team of employees that reflects its own population → Read More
Gate City Bank to give $100,000 to a local nonprofit organization
They are also pledging to give $5,000 to five other charities as part of Giving Hearts Day. → Read More
Mother in jail after son ingests leftover drugs, according to court documents
Court documents show he ate leftover drugs in a trash can. His mother was later arrested. → Read More
Kitten found frozen to the ground rescued by a Moorhead family
It is not known how long she was outside. Frostbite caused her to lose parts of her ears and tail — a tough reminder of what our cold weather can do to pets. → Read More
Roof crews give house saving tips to homeowners as they expect a busy winter season
Snow is piling up and getting heavy on area roofs. With more snow on the way, crews that clear the rooftops warn the heaps on your house could cause major issues like cave-ins, leaks and moldy walls. → Read More
After roof collapse, fundraiser set up for New Rockford theatre
Roof collapsed under weight of snow. → Read More
Bison offensive lineman gets a fiddle lesson from middle schoolers
Bison football players are going to be better prepared to play the fiddle in the band when they head to Texas, thanks to some helpful Moorhead middle school students. → Read More
Snow piles on in rural towns, causing low visibility and power issues
Some of the more rural towns have more than a foot of snow on the ground all before the round of snow on Thursday piled on even more. → Read More
Meet West Fargo's one and only woman who drives plow trucks for public works
Plow drivers are working long hours to get roads cleaned up after the first round of the winter storm. They face the challenge of navigating around parked cars and mounds of thick heavy snow. → Read More