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NDSU Gets Key Reality Check Ahead of Hawaii
North Dakota State still has a shot at a spot in the Mountain West Conference championship game, but the Bison have a clear reminder of what’s ahead. The weekly SP+ rankings for FBS teams show that the Bison, ranked No. 34, only beat a bottom-three FBS squad in UTEP last time out, and that is a concern going forward. NDSU overcame a slow start on offense and a fast start by the Miners to win 31-7 on Oct. 31, and it’s clear that the Bison will need a stronger showing against Hawaii (3-6), ranked No. 120 in the SP+, on Saturday night in Honolulu.
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Copper wiring, tools worth more than $20,000 stolen from Peltier Lodge site
FARGO (KVRR) - About $20,000 worth of copper wiring was stolen or damaged from the construction site of Peltier Lodge, a facility being built by Sanford Health for cancer patients and their families. Fargo Police Capt. Matt Christensen says the burglary was reported August 31. Construction tools valued at $2,250...
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Building collapse: Person rescued from rubble
Aerial videos showed firefighters digging at least one person out of the rubble. (WABC)
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Fargo Renters Demand Way Out of Osgood Townsite After Maintenance Worker Finds Woman Chained in Unit 306
Renters at a south Fargo apartment complex say they are trying to break their leases after a maintenance worker found a woman chained inside a unit there, with some tenants describing break-ins, robberies and a growing sense that the building is not safe. One longtime resident says she now checks hallways, stays alert and carries her own protection because she does not trust the property's security to do it for her.
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Man accused of chaining woman in Fargo apartment denies charges in jail interview
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Valley News Live spoke from jail with Arturo Calzada Becerril, one of two people arrested after a woman was found chained inside a Fargo apartment. Watch the full interview in the video above. Calzada Becerril, 40, and Erendira Amoles, 41, were arrested on kidnapping...
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Seven charges filed after Fargo traffic stop, drug arrest
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Fargo man is charged with felony drug and fleeing offenses after police say a truck fled a traffic stop at about 70 mph through a residential neighborhood Monday. Joel Patrick Rodriguez Jr. was arrested after officers found the truck parked behind a home...
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‘New chapter’ for Colin Bales as he flies home to Fargo
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - After months in the hospital and rehab, Amy and Colin Bales are flying home to Fargo on Nov. 10, marking a major milestone in Bales’s recovery. Colin, a North Dakota Air National Guard veteran and Park Rapids native, suffered a spinal cord injury...
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NDSU Faces Iowa State and Wisconsin in Florida
FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State wrestling heads to Bradenton, Florida for the Sunshine Duals on Saturday, November 14. The Bison will face #10 Iowa State at noon CT before taking on Wisconsin at 2 p.m. CT. The duals against Iowa State and Wisconsin will be streamed live via...
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As Osgood crime fears grow, attorney explains limits on breaking a lease
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - As crime concerns mount at a south Fargo apartment complex, a local attorney is answering the question many tenants now have: when, if ever, does North Dakota law let you break a lease because you don’t feel safe?. Residents at the Osgood Townsite...
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“Pay or stay”: Fargo renters say crime, chained-captive case fueling push to leave complex
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Tenants at a south Fargo apartment complex say fear and frustration are boiling over after years of crime concerns — and now, after police found a woman chained inside one of the units, some residents are trying to get out of their leases, citing safety concerns.
NDSU Bison Athletics
NDSU Women’s Basketball Adds Five on Signing Day
FARGO, N.D. – The North Dakota State women's basketball team and head coach Jory Collins have announced the addition of five student-athletes on signing day. Cami Nauholz, Jordan Christofferson, Maya Kilian, Morgan Mathiowetz and Rylee Routledge will join the Bison in fall of 2027. "This class is as deep...
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The North Face officially open at West Acres
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The North Face has officially opened a new store at West Acres mall, bringing a nationally known outdoor retail brand to the shopping center. The retailer is located in the JCPenney wing, in the space formerly occupied by Eddie Bauer. Mall officials say the...
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Madlers to be recognized at 52nd Harvest Bowl
The 52nd annual Harvest Bowl program at North Dakota State University (NDSU) will be held Nov. 20 and 21. Highlights of the event include a Harvest Bowl dinner and awards program on Nov. 20 at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo and the Harvest Bowl football game between NDSU and Northern Illinois University on Nov. 21.
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Three Fargo road closures start this week for private utility work
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) — Three Fargo roads will have closures or lane shifts starting Wednesday, Nov. 11, and Thursday, Nov. 12, for private underground utility work, according to the City of Fargo. 4th Street South closed up to three days. Beginning Wednesday, 4th Street South will be...
NDSU Bison Athletics
North Dakota State Basketball Adds Vialva Jr. & Hoel on Signing Day
FARGO, N.D. – The North Dakota State University men's basketball program has signed two student-athletes to its 2027 recruiting class, head coach David Richman announced Wednesday. Pat Vialva Jr., a guard from Tualatin, Ore., and Charlie Hoel, a forward from Stanley, Wis., have signed to compete at NDSU. Vialva...
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“Drunk” Snow Models, Subpoena Cannons, and Rallying for West Fargo’s Miles Orth (11-12-26)
Kevin Flynn and Alex Taylor kick off a brisk Thursday morning (November 12, 2026) on AM 1100 / FM 92.3 The Flag. Between celebrating National French Dip Day, roasting a rogue Canadian weather model predicting 45 inches of Thanksgiving snow, and dissecting post-midterm political drama on Capitol Hill, the guys cover everything from Minnesota's booming deer and pheasant seasons to Kirk Cousins' return to purple. The morning wraps up on a heartfelt community note as West Fargo Police Officer Rhonda Jorgensen joins the studio to preview Friday's massive "Miles of Strength" benefit for Detective Miles Orth.