Two people were injured, one hospitalized, after a gas explosion at Red River Commodities in Fargo on April 23. The cause remains under investigation.

Two dozen Fargo businesses learned de-escalation and safety tactics in a session led by police and DHS on Wednesday, April 23.

Against the Chicago White Sox, it just meant that the Twins broke the game open a little later than they would have otherwise ...

Facing a $6 billion deficit and a divided Legislature, Gov. Tim Walz comes down on President Donald Trump while declaring ...

MOORHEAD — The Gustavus baseball team scored 25 runs in a sweep over Concordia in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic ...

North Dakota taxpayers ... were forced to bear the cost of our federal government’s abdication of its duties during the ...

To override the veto, both chambers of the Legislature vote and both need to reach a two-thirds majority in favor of the ...

The Minnesota Twins haven’t gotten to see the full scope of Luke Keaschall’s abilities at the major league level — and ...

We love being up here,” Connie Erickson said. “It’s a community. It’s like a little family. We’ve gotten to know everybody.” ...

The Wild’s top line of Kaprizov, Boldly and center Joel Eriksson Ek, meanwhile, has combined for five goals, nine points, 16 ...

The many champions taught Scheels staff the secrets of brisket at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo on Wednesday, April 23.

FARGO — North Dakota has become the 20th state to officially classify emergency dispatchers as first responders, following two bills signed into law last week by Gov. Kelly Armstrong.