Moorhead Man Drowns In Creek
Clay County sheriff's officials say a Moorhead man drowned in a creek after he apparently slipped and fell.
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Clay County sheriff's officials say a Moorhead man drowned in a creek after he apparently slipped and fell.
Fargo police say a man rescued from his submerged car in the Red River over the weekend has died.
A 12-person jury has been seated and testimony has begun in a cold-case killing in Minnesota involving a North Dakota suspect.
The Minnesota family that was given a new 5,200-square-foot home as part of the ABC show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" has an extreme property tax bill to go with it.
Thousands of people in the Fargo area remained without electricity on Tuesday after strong storms the night before knocked out power to an estimated 26,000 people in the metro area, along with hundreds more in rural areas.
A judge says he won't reconsider whether a North Dakota man accused of killing his neighbor in Minnesota nearly two decades ago is mentally fit to stand trial.
Republican leaders of the Minnesota Legislature plan to visit five communities around the state to urge Gov. Mark Dayton to support the state budget they passed.
Police in Moorhead say a road rage incident has ended with gunfire.
A flooded toll bridge between Fargo and neighboring Moorhead, Minn., might remain closed even after the Red River recedes.
The bill for fighting the spring flood in Moorhead is coming due, and it's heading north of a budget-busting $2.5 million.
Moorhead police are asking for the public's help in locating a dog that bit a teenage boy this week.
While emergency workers in boats and all-terrain vehicles went door-to-door Tuesday in rural areas north of Fargo to check on residents isolated by flooding, the Rev. Emily Nesdahl made dozens of telephone calls ministering to stranded congregation members worn out from three straight years of high water.
In Fargo and Moorhead, the Red River is already dropping. It crested Saturday night at 38.7 feet which is two feet shy of the record set in 2009.
The Red River Valley flood fight shifted Sunday from the cities of Fargo and Moorhead, Minn., to rural areas north of the north-flowing river, which crested Saturday night in Fargo at its fourth highest level in recorded history.
A city used to winning flood fights appeared to have another one in hand Saturday as the Red River leveled off short of earlier predictions that might have tested defenses.
Gov. Mark Dayton visits Moorhead on Saturday as the city braces for the Red River to crest.
The effort to prevent flooding from the Red River is nearly complete in Fargo and Moorhead.
The construction of sandbag dikes neared completion on Friday in Moorhead, Minn.
North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple and U.S. Sens. John Hoeven and Kent Conrad are to meet with Army Corps of Engineers officials on Friday to get an update on flood protection along the Red River.
The Red River has climbed past last year's crest at Fargo and is still rising, but city officials there and in neighboring Moorhead are putting the finishing touches on their preparation.
A group of Minnesota lawmakers will tour flood preparations and areas already impacted in and around Moorhead.
Fargo and Moorhead are doing the best they can to stay ahead of the rising Red River.
The National Weather Service has lowered its projected flood crest range for the Red River in Fargo by a foot.
Sandbag convoys with flatbed trucks escorted by police are scheduled to roll out Tuesday in Fargo and neighboring Moorhead, Minn.
A new group that has formed to oppose a proposed diversion of the Red River around Fargo and neighboring Moorhead, Minn., hopes to unite downstream and upstream interests on the north-flowing river.
