Matt Henson is a News Anchor/Reporter with a focus on local news in the Fargo, North Dakota area. He has written for various publications including the St. Paul Pioneer Press, Detroit Lakes Tribune, WDAY, Prairie Business magazine, and more. Matt's articles cover a range of topics including community events, crime, local politics, and human interest stories.
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Matt Henson's coverage is primarily focused on local crime and law enforcement in North Dakota, particularly Fargo. He also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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By: Matt Henson
Carson Quam was released following Tuesday's hearing after posting a $500 bond.
By: Matt Henson
Five years after the death of Holte in the line of duty, the Grand Forks Police Department will hand out the first Officer Cody Holte Distinguished Service Award on Friday, Dec. 13.
A Rutland, N.D., fire destroyed a family's home Thursday evening. Though one dog escaped, two cats, another dog, and a turtle died. The fire is under investigation.
By: Matt Henson
Sargent Central School has launched a donation drive and is collecting Christmas gifts for the children and clothes for the family.
A Grand Forks man accused of a near-fatal stabbing at a homeless shelter claims President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris instructed him.
Paul Snyder says misinformation is fueling panic over the recent East Coast drone sightings.
CVIC's Angels on Wheels program in Grand Forks gifted four gently used cars to survivors of violence.
By: Matt Henson
In appreciation for the community's support, Lakota Future Business Leaders of America program bought small gifts for seniors.
The Grand Forks Salvation Army is launching its $20 challenge, asking for red kettle donations to meet their $80,000 goal by Christmas Eve.
By: Matt Henson
The men were out in subzero temperatures for hours after they drove their car a half-mile off the road through a cow pasture and several hundred feet down into a ravine.
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