(KNOX) –The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is providing more than $680,000 in funding to two North Dakota co-ops. FEMA says the money will go to support local communities, tribes and territories , in order for them to protect infrastructure from future storms.
$348,000 will be given to Northern Plains Electric Cooperative and over $334,000 will be provided to Nodak Electric Cooperative. The funding is in response to storms that happened in June 2025.
Fargo City Commission unanimously approves creation of new airport liquor license classification - but alcohol in concourse not yet authorized
(Valley News Live) -The Fargo City Commission unanimously approved the creation of a new liquor license classification Monday night that would allow alcohol consumption throughout most of the concourse at Hector International Airport. The commission ...
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Fargo man accused of brick attack on SUV, threatening a woman with a gun
(Valley News Live) -A Fargo man is accused of smashing a woman's car window with a brick and showing a gun outside a south Fargo apartment. According to documents, police were called around 10:35 a.m. July 19 to 3502 Interstate Blvd. S. The woman tol...
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Bemidji Man Officially Charged For Shooting Another Person
(KNOX/Valley News Live) -A Bemidji man has been charged after police say he shot another man and illegally had a gun during a late-night incident at a housing complex. 20-year-old Terrance Lee Jones Jr. is charged with felony felon in possession of a...
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Awarding UND and North Dakota HHS More than $3 Million in Grants
(KNOX/Valley News Live) -The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has awarded more than $3.6 million in grants to two North Dakota programs. The grants are intended for biomedical research, as well as to strengthen the state's ability to dete...
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