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Ordination Mass Preview: Apostolic Succession
One of the great traditions throughout the history of the Catholic Church is the handing down of the teachings of the Apostles.
6 hrs ago | Valley News Live
Warm summer months mean uptick in property crimes
The city of Fargo says so far this year, burglaries are up 41%. Just this past weekend, six were reported.
20 hrs ago | Valley News Live
Woman Reports Assault, Robbery in Cass County
Cass County authorities are investigating an assault and robbery late last night.
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Fargo's new bishop-elect aims to help faith flourish
Fargo, N.D., Jun 18, 2013 / 04:01 am .- Monsignor John T. Folda, the bishop-elect of the Fargo diocese, looks forward to promoting the Catholic faith in eastern North Dakota following his episcopal consecration June 19. "My challenge will really be how to implement the new evangelization here in the Diocese of Fargo, and to help the faith to ... (more)
Hefty Fines in Potentially Dangerous Construction Zone
Construction workers on Interstate-94 are sending a powerful message to drivers: Don't force yourself to live with the regret of killing someone.
Intoxicated Man Just Avoids Getting Hit By Train
An intoxicated man just avoids being hit by a train this morning after he was sitting on the tracks in the 1900 block of Main Ave. in Fargo.
New Phase of I-94 Work Starts Today
Get ready to slow down, switch lanes and in some places -- stop -- for new phases of construction around Fargo-Moorhead that kicks in Monday.
Man sentenced to 10 years in prison on drug charge
FARGO, N.D. - 1 of 4 people charged with dealing cocaine, heroin, marijuana and ecstasy in North Dakota and Minnesota has been sentenced in federal court.
Food pantries feeling the need at the shelves
Linda Clark with the Emergency Food Pantry in Fargo, knows these shelves from front to back.
More than 1500 warriors charged their way through hard obstacles Saturday morning as they took part in Hard Charge, a first of it's kind race here in Fargo, where it's not just about the run.
Boy Waiting for Lungs Happy for Sarah...
Jordan Peterson is 10 years old, suffers from cystic fibrosis and is on the pediatric lung transplant waiting list -- just like Sarah Murnaghan, the Pennsylvania girl who received a lung transplant Wednesday after her family successfully sued to make her more likely to get lungs from an adult donor.
Is New Panhandling Ordinance In Fargo Working?
We see them all the time: people on the side of the road asking for money. If you're in Fargo this weekend, you may be seeing quite a few more.
Scammers try to target West Fargo Grandmother
Crooks are targeting grandparents right here in the valley. A West Fargo grandmother says she received a call from someone saying it was her granddaughter and they needed help.
An Internship Paid or Unpaid can Make all the Difference
An unpaid internship is a foot in the door for many young professionals looking to take that first step into adulthood.
Officials drop assault charge against NDSU player
Prosecutors have dropped an aggravated assault charge against a standout North Dakota State linebacker who fought with another man outside a Fargo bar last weekend.
On December 19, 1953, KFYR-TV became Bismarck's first television station; a beacon of broadcasting in the rural heartland and "A new medium", in the words of owner Etta Hoskins Meyer.
Source: www.facebook.com --- Wednesday, June 12, 2013Feds: Bulger at center of murder, mayhem in Boston http://ow.ly/lYgP2 Feds: Bulger at center of murder, mayhem in Boston Fargo, ND ow.ly BOSTON - A federal prosecutor said in opening statements Wednesday at James "Whitey" Bulger's racketeering trial that the reputed mobster was... ... Mob boss ... (more)
One day into a major construction project on I-94 in Fargo and already people fed up with the traffic.
Fargo, WF, GF Spraying for Mosquitoes Wednesday Night
Fargo, West Fargo and Grand Forks are taking after summer's biggest pests tonight.
Attorney: NDSU linebacker's conduct 'defensible'
The attorney for a star North Dakota State University linebacker facing an aggravated assault charge says his client's conduct is "entirely defensible."