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A suicidal person prompted the closure of a stretch of I-29 in Fargo for two hours Monday evening. Law enforcement were notified of the individual on the 45th overpass around 5:45 p.m. Traffic was rer...

While passenger traffic has been climbing at the Grand Forks Airport in 2021 the growth in boardings has not been as great as other major airports in the state. In July 5,913 people passed through the...

This marks first full week of school in the Grand Forks School District. Most students kicked off the school year last Wednesday with a mask mandate in place. Superintendent Terry Brenner says the dis...

The Federal Reserve will start dialing back its ultra-low-interest rate policies this year as long as hiring continues to improve. Chair Jerome Powell signaling the beginning of the end of the Fed's e...

Grand Forks police have three males in custody following a human trafficking operation targeting prostitution. The GFPD partnered with other agencies to target adults attempting to hire another person...

Drought conditions this summer have reduced North Dakota's mosquito population - but the ones still out there can pack a punch. The state health department has confirmed five human cases of West Nile ...

Sanford Health marked the opening of its new clinic in Grand Forks on Thursday. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held - although clinic providers and staff began seeing patients on August 3rd. Patients w...

The Grand Forks Air Force Base will be getting a modernized face-lift of sorts in the coming years in order to develop and train crews in support of future Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance mis...

Some consider it a geological wonder. A crack in the soil of a bean field in northwestern Minnesota has caused the ground to collapse 25 feet, creating a quarter-mile long ravine. Wayne and Erllene Er...

A new milestone for COVID-19 in Grand Forks County. The 28 cases identified by the North Dakota Health Department today (Wednesday) push the number of positive hits to over eleven-thousand since the s...