Fargo News

The First Amendment's Religion Clauses mean that religious beliefs and religious expression are too precious to be either proscribed or prescribed by the State.

The 65-year-old man accused of luring a 14-year-old girl into sex through contact on the Internet may face life in prison if convicted.

One man's in jail and police are keeping their eyes out for a second suspect in a November robbery in north Fargo.

North Dakota Airline Boardings Increase in October North Dakota is still flying high when it comes to air travel.

Flights and boardings at Hector have increased in the past decade and more airline competition has reduced fares to some cities.

A plea deal is in the works for a man accused of suffocating a two-month-old girl.

A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit against state and federal prosecutors in the case of a former owner of a Fargo simulcast horse racing company.

Firefighters had the flames contained within minutes, and the smoke subsided shortly after that.

Help is on the way for homeowners hit with a massive sewer back up. A first of its kind fund has been set up to help pay for restoration of the nearly 20 homes that had back-up when a large plug broke loose during a sewer line test.

Hundreds of stray cats are out on the prowl every night and they could pose a danger.

Police have arrested a second man in an armed robbery, in which men forced their way into an apartment behind a pizza delivery person.

A man rescued from the Red River after accidentally falling last week has died. The Forum newspaper reported Friday that 29-year-old Lucas Littleghost of West Fargo, also known as Lucas Whiteshield, died Tuesday night at a Fargo hospital.

Police are asking for the public's help in finding Jean Edward Roubideaux, 21, and Jason Christopher Pendleton, 23, both of Fargo.

A Fargo man whose Minnesota family was featured on a cable channel reality show has been arrested, accused of trying to shoot one of his brothers.

The accident happened north of Bonanzaville. It took rescuers about 15 minutes to free the driver from the wreckage.

An attorney for a Fargo man who was convicted of murder says police stopped and questioned his client only because he is black.

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The man sentenced to death for killing college student Dru Sjodin six years ago is asking for a new hearing in front of a federal appeals court.

An MSUM freshman is Fargo-Moorhead's newest hero -- police say she saved the life of a drowning man this afternoon after he fell into the Red River downtown.

Opponents worry about noise, smell, traffic and children's safety. Officials in Fargo, Bismarck, Minot and Grand Forks say they heard those same fears.