West Fargo Assistant City Administrator Tim Solberg was arrested on aggravated domestic violence charges, as well as preventing arrest. He has yet to be formally charged.
Despite the single-digit temperatures in West Fargo, dozens of bikers from around the U.S. made their way to the V.F.W. to be a part of the 15th annual ‘Below Zero Hero’ motorcycle run. Some of these military veterans have come from deep south to the east coast.
A Minnesota court advisory committee met again Friday to examine whether to allow more video coverage of criminal trial proceedings, with some members expressing hesitation toward expanding the use of cameras in courts.
On Jan. 5, Savannah Schock was involved in a hit and run near the intersection of 15th Ave. SW. and 42nd St. S. The driver that caused the crash fled the scene leaving Schock with a badly, damaged truck and a nasty concussion.
34-year-old Nicholas Morgan-Derosier is charged with possession of child porn, receiving and distributing child porn, transporting minors with intent for those children to engage in sexual activity and traveling with intent to engage in illicit sexual activity.
Friday morning, Detroit Lakes Police Chief Steve Todd took to Facebook to recognize the recent work done by some members of his department and also the Boys and Girls Club Thrift Store.
After 110 days being away from home, Taren Klein returned to West Fargo where friends and family surprised him with a homecoming celebration. The young man suffered serious injuries after he was hit by a car while riding his bike last September.
With more and more snow right around the corner, fire hydrants that are not cleared off are getting buried even more. Unkept fire hydrants have a major impact on fire departments when they are trying to battle the flames.
The policy, which is still in draft form, would require the use of a transgender person’s preferred pronouns and the use of facilities that align with a person’s gender identity.
Restaurants, bars and venues already hit hard by the COVID pandemic will be impacted again, as city leaders in Minneapolis and St. Paul have imposed temporary restrictions designed to protect both employees and customers from the virus.
Five of the most dangerous intersections in North Dakota can be found in both Fargo and Grand Forks, but what are city officials doing to keep you and other drivers safe?
