Kjersti Maday is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. She writes for KVLY-TV and her work has also appeared in KFYR-TV. Kjersti covers a range of local news topics including weather-related incidents, community events, local government issues, and human interest stories.
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Kjersti Maday's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Fargo, North Dakota. She often includes expert commentary and delves into evolving stories related to family & relationships, education, and entertainment news.
For outreach to Kjersti, consider offering expert perspectives or personal stories related to the local community events, weather-related incidents (such as ice storms), power outages affecting the region, or theft cases like the TikTok challenge vandalism she has covered. Additionally, contributions about educational initiatives or developments within the Fargo area could be of interest given her coverage focus.
Given Kjersti's emphasis on local news and involvement of expert commentary in her articles, sources with direct knowledge of these localized events or those deeply embedded within the Fargo community would likely resonate well with her reporting style.
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Benefit held for slain Moorhead teen. Editor's note: If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or text BEGIN to 88788.
Acapulco Mexican Restaurant set up a "Pay It Forward Meal" system. FARGO — A local business is giving back to the community this holiday season by donating meals to those in need.
A Moorhead family suspects foul play after finding the basement flooded by an outdoor faucet. They warn others to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
A new NDSU study shows that food insecurity in North Dakota is rising to 8.5%. Local food pantries say there's growing demand but fewer donations.
More than 1,200 toys were donated this Christmas, through The Salvation Army's Angel Tree. They will be distributed to families at Fargo's Hope Lutheran Church.
Butler Machinery brightened spirits at Fargo's Good Samaritan Society by fulfilling gift requests for more than 70 seniors through a holiday giving tree.
Workers and the mayor of Thief River Falls express shock after Arctic Cat announces its facility will close by mid-2025.
Audiologists urge young adults to protect their ears, as hearing loss now affects 20% of people in their 20s and may lead to cognitive decline.
C.A.A.R.E, a West Fargo bird rescue, is temporarily closing after a viral outbreak. Volunteers are needed for cleaning to reopen in February.
New Fargo community center will offer 30 services to help homeless residents transition off public property.
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