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Cara Mund says former President Donald Trump isn't a good person, but she also says she might vote for him.
“I think what we’re seeing here are some issues that are getting concerning,” said Fargo City Commissioner Arlette Preston.
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The school district employs nearly 20 people in various positions who work either fully remote or hybrid remote.
Heather's House will be an 18-bed hospice house in south Fargo, providing intensive comfort care for people with serious illnesses.
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The FBI says the father of 3-year-old Ariana McKay beat her with a backscratcher and allowed her access to medicine.
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WDAY News got exclusive access to the area for students during the drill practicing bring kids and their parents together during crises.
Throughout the city of Fargo, earth-friendly events are all the rage in honor of Earth Week, celebrated from April 22 to April 26. Multiple events are being held throughout the city to celebrate.
"We really encourage everyone to buckle because it really could change your life," said SmartSign creator Tim Hogan
Area law enforcement brought some of their top dogs to a Moorhead man who has helped support K-9 programs around and beyond the metro.
Prosecutors argued that Cody Belgarde should get life in prison because he showed no remorse. The defense said sentencing Belgarde to life would be punishing him for going to trial.
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Two best friends were sexually assaulted in the basement of one of the girls’ house while her parents slept upstairs. A verdict finding the parents bore responsibility came Friday afternoon.
Truck driver who disposed of woman’s body at Mitchell truck stop pleads guilty to misdemeanor charge
Anthony Melvin Harris Sr., 60, of Detroit, was initially charged with second-degree murder, a Class B felony that carries a maximum sentence of life in prison
Patrickt Opdahl was found guilty of possessing the guns during a six-hour standoff with Fargo police
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