Kellin Harmon

Almost everyone’s had headaches of short staffing, from having to come in early or stay late, but for daycare’s it’s affecting whether they can legally operate.

As you drive through the streets of Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo, there’s one thing you’ll say to yourself. Man, do these guys love car washes.

Like countless other young families, Kayla and Brandon Larson spent over a year of searching before finding their dream home in June.

The United States capital was populated with more than politicians, as 75 students from Shanley High School made the 24 hour trip across the country via bus to take part in March For Life.

Those with the station say they would like the city to prioritize cleaning around the station to cut down on that time

The typically quiet town of Wahpeton was in shock Monday night after a shooting took place near the intersection of 11th Street North and Loy Avenue.

A cup of coffee wasn’t what woke up Heather Jordan Monday morning.

Whether it’s for science or music, a high school classroom points students to where they’re going to in life.

Every day we come home, we come home to familiar sights.

The number one rule of being out on the ice is that it is never 100% safe. However, there are measures out there to help increase your chances of being safe.

Preparation and indecision are taking the field.

The public library, a place for learning, study, and for Valley City, contention.

It was a calm pre-work ritual as Jeanne Woolwine took her dog, Gracie, out for a walk, until, the leash was pulled from her grasp.

The games we watch capture what we all love to see in sports, the cheers, the sportsmanship and the love of the game, but every once in a while, a tragedy befalls a player that reminds us of the dangers in sports.

It’s the natural order of things. The holidays, New Years, and then, a flood of folks coming to gym’s to start their New Year’s resolutions.

A new year isn’t the only thing dropping in, as the last gloves, coats and socks are loaded into the trailer.

Thursday night was a celebration of the career of Cass County’s top prosecutor, Birch Burdick, who’s hanging up his hat after 24 years.

There’s a pain troubling almost everyone as of late and it’s not the stomach ache from too much Christmas ham.

There’s a battle going on in West Fargo and in this arena, both sides are out for blood.

In the season of giving, people expect gifts laughs, and if traveling, a bit of a headache.

Christmas is a special time for family and the gifts they give us to let us know we’re loved.

It was a special day for Jess Sell as she headed out for some shopping, after being cooped up from the winter storms.

It only takes one look out a window to remember that we’re still in the middle of winter storms.

Dealing with snow is a costly hassle, but it hasn’t just cost some their time and money, it cost one small town their historic movie theater after the roof caved in from snow on Monday.

Ever since the first few drops of precipitation last week, drivers and road crews across the valley have been trying to keep up with the conditions.

It only takes a winter storm or two in the midwest to realize one of the most imortant things you can do is prepare.

One simplicity of life is that there is cause and effect.

There are many hands that go into shaping our most valuable investment: our youth.

Along with rough roads and slippery sidewalks is another start of a winter hassle.

One of the few certainties of life is that we won’t always have it and we all wonder what our mark left on the world will be after we’re gone.

The home is around 32nd St. and 38th Ave. S., near the Village Green golf course.

Everybody loves a win-win, but what about a win-win-win?

It’s the season of giving, but there are a few grinches out there who see it as the season of taking, and they can be anywhere from across the globe, to your own neighborhood.

There are troubles and hardships we all experience in our school years, however there’s a growing amount of youth that are facing extreme hardship, affecting their education and their lives.

Commuters in Fargo witnessed a scary sight Monday morning.

It’s that time of year again, where we fill our plates, stomachs and hearts with what we’re most thankful for.

One of the most important factors for a business to succeed is their customers being able to get to it.

In what could be a sign of the future in North Dakota school transportation, Mapleton received a grant to be one of the first schools in the state to get an electric school bus.

Bison football fans aren’t the only ones who know how to fill up the dome.

There are some things no one looks forward to come winter time.

There are some rivalries that stand the test of time

The loss of a loved one is a tragic experience that unfortunately touches most throughout their lifetime.

There’s a long, painful journey in life that most hopefully never have to go through.

College students in Moorhead woke up to a shock Tuesday morning.

Election day is Tuesday and one of the questions in North Dakota is measure number one, which covers term limits for officials such as the House, Senate and Governor positions

There’s a new award at the Roger Maris Cancer Center, but it’s not for the hospital.

There’s a web spreading out across the F-M area, and it’s not the cobwebs on your Christmas decorations.

The proposal would add half a percent to sales tax in West Fargo.

The average math score from eighth graders in North Dakota was the lowest in over 30 years.

Halloween is just around the corner, but we’re also only about a month away from the tradition of cooking, cutting and digging in to our Thanksgiving turkey dinners.