Man Faces Charges For Trying To Take Fargo Police Officer's Gun
Formal charges are pending against a West Fargo man who allegedly assaulted a Fargo police officer and tried to take his gun.
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Formal charges are pending against a West Fargo man who allegedly assaulted a Fargo police officer and tried to take his gun.
Oil communities across America are being clobbered by an unexpected worldwide oversupply of crude oil.
Attorneys for the family of a North Dakota college student who was a confidential informant for a drug task force before he turned up dead said Friday that they're not getting information from authorities and want a federal investigation.
Fargo police found two bullet holes in a house after responding to reports of shots fired. No one was hurt in the Thursday afternoon incident.
A judge has approved a new legal team for the death penalty appeal by a man who killed a University of North Dakota student in 2003.
Formal charges are pending against a Fargo man accused of flashing a gun at a truck stop employee and demanding food.
North Dakota's Health Department is urging people to make sure their vaccinations are up to date after an outbreak of mumps.
A federal judge has thrown out a complaint filed by opponents of a plan to divert the Red River around Fargo and Moorhead, Minnesota.
A disturbance at a Fargo hotel has ended peacefully after about five hours. KFGO radio reports that police took a man into custody shortly after 5 a.m.
University of North Dakota men's hockey coach Brad Berry says it's "humbling" to lead the team to the NCAA Frozen Four in his first season at the helm.
A judge has set bond at $1 million for a Minnesota man accused of firing shots at police officers from inside a hotel room across the North Dakota border in West Fargo.
A North Dakota Legislative committee is slated to continue a debate whether to change the state constitution and update state law to reflect the U.S. Supreme Court's declaration that same-sex couples have the right to marry.
A company that provides workforce housing in the western North Dakota oil patch says it will sue to continue operating crew camps in Williston.
When the Vancouver Canucks took Burnsville's Brock Boeser in the first round of the NHL Draft last June, they must have figured they'd be getting a good player. But even Boeser himself didn't imagine the kind of freshman season he's now having at North Dakota.
Opponents of a proposed 9,000-hog operation near the southeastern North Dakota town of Buffalo packed a public hearing to tell the Minnesota company planning the project to go elsewhere.
A keeper at a North Dakota zoo has become a first-time mom. But the baby she carries around the clock in a colorful flannel pouch is not a little human, it's an orphaned kangaroo.
Bighorn sheep hunting is likely to resume in North Dakota later this year, after the season was called off in 2015 for the first time in more than three decades due to disease in the western Badlands herd.
The case of a Minnesota woman accused of robbing two banks across the North Dakota border in Grand Forks has been moved from state court to federal court.
Trial has been delayed for a Minnesota man accused of starting a fire that heavily damaged a Somali restaurant across the North Dakota border in Grand Forks.
The funeral of a Fargo police officer who was shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance is scheduled to be followed by a 21-mile procession through the Fargo metropolitan area.
A Minnesota woman hung upside down and unconscious in her overturned car for nearly two hours before recovering enough to send a one-word text to her husband: help. Jeffrey Mammen then called 911 and went searching for his wife, Jolene Mammen ...
A fallen North Dakota police office is credited with helping save the lives of at least five people. Fargo Police Officer Jason Moszer was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call last week.
Railroad officials in Minnesota told state lawmakers today they significantly improved their safety records in 2015.
Formal charges are pending against a Minot man caught stealing from a church while a service was being held.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has rejected a request for additional environmental review of a large potato grower's expansion plans.
