Kjersti Maday

Lift crews, contractors and volunteers continued clearing debris Wednesday as families assessed storm damage along Big Floyd Lake.

A Fargo HR services company says more businesses are seeking help navigating Minnesota's paid family leave program, with one client choosing to relocate operations to North Dakota.

Colin Bales suffered a spinal cord injury after a diving accident on the Fourth of July and is recovering with support from family, friends and his community.

North Dakota Game and Fish says hot, dry conditions are creating ideal conditions for blue-green algae that can be harmful to people and pets.

More than 100 local golfers participated in the annual fundraiser to support free programs for people with Down syndrome in North Dakota.

North Dakota DOT says high temperatures can cause pavement to expand and crack, creating hazardous driving conditions.

More than 70 friends and family gathered in Moorhead to recognize six relatives whose military service spans the Army, Navy and National Guard.

West Fargo is changing its annual Night to Unite event, asking neighborhoods to host their own block parties instead of gathering at one large event.

Pride and Joy Rescue says rising costs for hay, bedding and veterinary care have forced the organization to temporarily stop taking in new animals.

A Fargo senior care professional says older adults are more vulnerable to dehydration and heat-related illness during prolonged hot weather.