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FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Valley News Live is partnering with Vitalant this week for a “Save Our Summer” blood drive at West Acres Mall.

The Perham Police Department is searching for a missing elderly woman with Alzheimer’s disease.

Measles cases are at a 35-year high, and doctors at Sanford Health are urging parents to get their children vaccinated before the school year begins.

The Fargo-Moorhead area has lost more than 30 businesses so far this year, including Charlie’s Place, Youngblood Coffee, and Crave, which closed as of Monday.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death worldwide, according to the American Cancer Society.

While most kids his age are spending summer days at the pool or playing video games, 8-year-old Zay Taylor is running his own business.

The Fargo City Commission voted unanimously Monday to adopt a resolution calling for a special election that would ask voters whether to change the city’s form of government to a ward-based system.

186,366 people sought food assistance through the Great Plains Food Bank during its most recent fiscal year, marking an all-time high in the organization’s 44-year history.

Two families were displaced Monday after lightning strikes caused separate house fires in East Grand Forks, leaving both homes unsafe to live in.

According to a West Fargo city announcement, 26th Street NW at the railroad crossing will close beginning Monday, Aug. 10, for a railroad project.