As April snow returned, 18-year-old Kiefer Miller fired his plows back up, using the storm to keep his business running despite the shift to spring services.

Moorhead, held a roundtable discussion about how changes at the federal level are affecting businesses and services in ...

Shoppers filled carts with ham, eggs and canned goods as Barnesville Grocery braces for a busy Easter weekend and snowy ...

A recent ad from Rep. Julie Fedorchak sure looks like a campaign ad, but if you look closely, you can see it's paid for by ...

In an appeal of his murder trial, Nicholas Narveson's attorney is arguing the jury should have been allowed to weigh lesser ...

The Buxton, North Dakota, school was honored for ranking in the top 10% statewide in math, reading and other academic areas, ...

FARGO — Fargo South girls basketball coach Trevor Olson has resigned. South activities director Mike Beaton announced Olson's ...

A late-season snowstorm sent snow removal crews back into action on Thursday, with dozens of stops scheduled across the Fargo ...

FARGO — Nearly 120 of the best seniors from the 2025 season were selected to play in the North Dakota Shrine Bowl all-star ...

Balvik has served as a School Resource Officer for 16 years and now begins his first season as head coach of the West Fargo ...

MOORHEAD — A former district court judge announced she is running for Clay County attorney. Amber Gustafson announced her ...

Undersized senior receiver readies for final season with hopes of making an impact in Bison's first year in Mountain West.