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Grand Forks Turns Down Federal Cops Money
The Grand Forks City Council has rejected a federal grant designed to put more police on the streets. Read More
Otter Tail Power Will Keep Coal Plant Through 2020
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission ordered the utility company to study the cost of retiring the 53-year-old Hoot Lake plant. Read More
Snowfall Amounts Set New Records
The calendar still says fall, but winter arrived in the northern Red River Valley. Read More
Man Pleads Guilty For Ordering 3 Men To Rob Store
A Fargo man has admitted to ordering three men in a drug trafficking ring to rob a convenience store. Read More
Fall Snowfall Affects Parts Of Region
Wet, heavy snow pulled down power lines and temporarily cut service to 6,500 Xcel Energy customers in the Fargo area early Thursday. The utility says service was restored by mid-morning. Read More
Clay Deputies Recover Truckload Of Stolen Items From ND
Clay County sheriff's investigators have recovered a truckload of stolen items linked to a rash of burglaries near Valley City. Read More
Police Chief Concerned Over High Admissions To Detox Center
Fargo's Police Chief calls the growing number of admissions at the city's detox center "startling." Read More
Clay County Gets New Heart Defibrillators
A private grant is funding the purchase of seven new heart defibrillators for the Clay County Sheriff's Department. Read More
North Dakota Sending Trade Delegation To Columbia
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring and officials with the North Dakota Trade Office and the U.S. Commercial Service will lead the group, which will meet with potential buyers in the cities of Bogota and Medellin. Read More
