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March Against Monsanto Hits Downtown Fargo
Activists for sustainable agriculture took their stance against genetically modified foods to cities around the world, they told Valley News Live why North Dakota could make a difference.
13 hrs ago | Valley News Live
Woman rescued from Red River in Fargo
Authorities say a woman was taken to a hospital after she fell into the Red River and used her cellphone to direct rescuers to her location.
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Titan shares down on lower forecasts Titan Machinery Inc. shares fell ...
Machinery Inc. shares fell Friday after the agricultural and construction equipment seller said that it expects to post disappointing first-quarter results and lowered its full-year earnings forecast.
Timothy Hemphill hopes the USS Robalo and its crew, other submariners and those with other units who have served this country won't be forgotten.
New Names for Your Favorite Cuts of Meat
Ever wonder where that piece of meat on your plate came from? Where it was born, slaughtered, processed? New regulations put into effect this week will tell you exactly that... It doesn't stop there though, throughout the summer your favorite cut of meat may also be getting a new name.
Grilling Out Can Lead to Burns, Lawsuits
Grilling out on a warm day can result in burns and lawsuits, almost as easily as it can result in a well-cooked Polish sausage and asparagus .
Your Donations to Pets Displaced by Oklahoma Tornado Hit the Road
Thanks to you a semi-load of pet supplies and nearly five-thousand dollars cash will hit the road to Oklahoma this afternoon.
Diederich new leader of ND higher education board
The board elected Diederich on Thursday. Terry Hjelmstad of Minot was named vice president of the board.
Fargo Firefighters Pull Woman from Downtown Dam
Fargo firefighters pulled a woman to safety early this morning, after getting a report of someone clinging to a rock in the Red River near the Midtown Dam.
Employers call for immigration reform
North Dakota chamber officials and employers called Thursday for immigration reform that addresses a growing need for science and technology workers in the state.
Preparing for Increased Mosquito Numbers
We are coming off one of the driest summers that had virtually none, but our average amount of snow this winter and the recent rain could change that this year.
Local Veterans Face Long Waits for VA Benefits
Our veterans are now facing a new enemy at home--long wait times for their disability claims.
Siren Testing Done To Keep People Safe
If you heard extra sirens today it wasn't because of actual severe weather. West Fargo was doing maintenance to keep the sirens updated, because they say it's important to be checking their systems constantly.
N.D. town on edge, dams holding for now
Cavalier, N.D., remained virtually closed Wednesday as water gathered in the Tongue River watershed, and residents and crews monitored dams in the region.
Cartoon Network's Annoying Orange Creators Sued
Dane Boedigheimer and Spencer Grove, the creators of the Cartoon Network show, Annoying Orange, have been named in a lawsuit claiming the duo copied their citrus from a previous ad campaign for the North Dakota Department of Transportation.
Home Total Loss In Fire South of Fargo
Fire crews were called to 404 River Drive South around 9:00 pm. The home was fully engulfed.
Yesterday`s tornados in Oklahoma killed at least 24 people, injured hundreds, and of course, left thousands without a place to live.
Chronic pain affects growing number of MN veterans
Thousands of Minnesota soldiers are returning from war with chronic pain from injuries that leave many of them impaired and even disabled.
Gas prices headed for a record in North Dakota
North Dakota AAA spokesman Gene LaDoucer says the average price of gas in the state could reach $4.15 per gallon, breaking the July 2008 record of $4.08. A gallon of regular unleaded gas already is at $4.24 per gallon at some gas stations in the Bismarck-Mandan area.
By Teresa Roering The ground has been broken at the construction site for a new 24-plex in Lignite, adjacent to the Burke Central High School football field.