Fargo Firefighters Rescue Woman From Red River
Fargo firefighters have rescued a woman from the Red River. Firefighters responded Saturday afternoon to a report of a woman who was in the river and could not climb the steep shore.
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Fargo firefighters have rescued a woman from the Red River. Firefighters responded Saturday afternoon to a report of a woman who was in the river and could not climb the steep shore.
A historic bridge in North Dakota collapsed Monday after an overweight semi tried to cross it, causing it to buckle and fall into the river.
A North Dakota man was cited after his 11-year-old daughter drove the family's SUV into a house.
A Minnesota college student says she has raised $115,000 in a decade toward ending hunger in North Dakota. Lauryn Hinckley was 9 years old and living in Bismarck, North Dakota, when she created Stopping Hunger One Backpack at a Time.
A former North Dakota grain trader accused in a multi-million dollar fraud scheme has signed a plea agreement in federal court.
Two companies are proposing a $1.6 billion pipeline to move North Dakota crude oil, making it the biggest such project in the state since the Dakota Access pipeline that sparked violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement in 2016 and 2017.
A North Dakota man charged Friday in an attack that left four dead at a business that manages the mobile home park where he lives took steps to avoid detection by snatching up shell casings, changing his clothing, and bleaching a knife and gun, according to court documents.
Police in North Dakota say they've arrested a 44-year-old man in the slayings of four people earlier this week at a business in Mandan, near the capital city of Bismarck.
Police investigating "several" bodies found at a North Dakota business are checking nearby surveillance video.
It didn't take long for a New York City councilman's claim that he's the world's tallest male politician to draw some challenges.
North Dakota's largest city is back in the sandbag-filling business with a new crop of volunteers after a five-year break from warding off major Red River floods.
The National Weather Service says "significant" snowmelt flooding is likely this spring in the Red River Valley after last week's massive late-winter storm in the Midwest.
Representatives say a project that provides backpacks to abused or neglected children entering the social services system has served more than 16,000 children in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota since its launch in 2008.
The National Weather Service says there's a 50 percent chance the river will reach 35 feet in Fargo-Moorhead, which is considered major flood stage.
The Bison have won seven national titles in eight years, which is a record. Their latest title came this past January.
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to spend 10 years in prison for attacking a priest in North Dakota in an apparent dispute over a woman.
A Minnesota man accused of attacking a priest in North Dakota will be sentenced later this month for attempted murder.
A mountain lion that wildlife officials had tracked last fall before it thwarted their efforts was shot and killed Tuesday after wandering into an area not far from the North Dakota state capital city's downtown.
Twenty-eight-year-old Jovan Harris of Milwaukee was sentenced this week on multiple federal drug charges.
The majority of spearfishing anglers are from North Dakota, though nearly 1,200 Minnesotans also registered last winter.
The body of a Grand Forks, North Dakota man was found in a western Wisconsin field Tuesday night. The Polk County Sheriff's office says authorities were contacted just before 8:30 p.m. on a report of a dead body on a hunting property in Fertile, Wisconsin.
The stricter voter ID rules are taking effect for the first time after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling earlier this month allowed the state to require street addresses, as opposed to other addresses such as post office boxes. Now tribes are scrambling to make sure everyone on the reservation can vote in the November election, which includes a race that could help determine control of the U.S. Senate.
You hear stories about how good the duck hunting has been with an early migration, so you pack the decoys, waiters and shotgun and head to North Dakota. There is nothing like a trip to North Dakota's pothole country for a duck hunter. The one thing you notice while you make your way around here is the corn is high, and still in the field. The rains have delayed the annual harvest.
A Minnesota man charged with attacking a priest in North Dakota is scheduled to change his not guilty plea.
