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Grand Forks, ND – Traffic Alert: Gusty Winds and Blowing Snow Reduces Visibility; Officials Urge Caution Today
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Grand Forks, ND – Drivers across parts of eastern North Dakota and northwest Minnesota could face hazardous travel conditions today as blowing and drifting snow reduces visibility, particularly in open rural areas. According to the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, gusty northwest winds are causing localized blowing snow across the Northern Red River Valley […] This content first appeared on CountryHerald.com and is protected by copyright law. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, or republication of this content, in whole or in part, without expressed written permission from Country Herald is strictly prohibited. Violators may be subject to legal action.
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Fargo, ND – Winter Storm Accident: I-29 Crash Near Fargo Leaves Two Hurt
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Fargo, ND – Drivers across eastern North Dakota are being urged to slow down during winter storms after a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 29 left two people injured amid near-whiteout conditions. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, the crash happened Wednesday on I-29 near mile marker 19, just south of Fargo. Officials said initial […] This content first appeared on CountryHerald.com and is protected by copyright law. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, or republication of this content, in whole or in part, without expressed written permission from Country Herald is strictly prohibited. Violators may be subject to legal action.
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Blizzard Tips For Stranded Motorists
FARGO, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The American Red Cross has a few reminders for motorists who get stranded during a blizzard. Blizzard conditions are dangerous especially when visibility drops to zero in the open country. It’s a good time to remind people about being safe if you get stranded inside your vehicle.
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MATBUS announces changes due to blizzard conditions
FARGO, N.D. – MATBUS is making changes due to continuing blizzard conditions across the metro. On route 20, MATBUS will end its service for the farthest northeast section north of 5th Avenue South and 25th Street in Fargo, the transit service announced at 2 p.m. MAT Paratransit is also...
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Update: No travel advised as blizzard barrels through Red River Valley
FARGO (KVRR) – A blizzard with high winds and blowing snow is shutting down portions of the Red River Valley as another winter storm barrels through the region. Classes and activities have been canceled in numerous school districts. Some schools are using “E-Learning.” NDSU is also closed.
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Moorhead School District faces criticism over communication during bus delays
MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - The Moorhead School District is facing criticism from parents who say they are not receiving adequate communication about incidents affecting their children, including recent transportation delays. A stopped train Monday left six to eight school buses delayed about 30 minutes, but parents say they...
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5 Cars for Fargo Cold-Weather Driving vs 5 That Fail in Cold
Driving in Fargo, North Dakota, comes with a unique set of challenges. The city is known for its brutally cold winters, heavy snowfall, and icy road conditions that test both vehicles and drivers. A car that performs well in mild climates can struggle significantly in such conditions, making choosing a vehicle critical for safety, reliability, and comfort. Cold weather affects many aspects of a car’s performance, including engine starting, battery life, tire traction, and the effectiveness of heating systems. Vehicles with advanced all-wheel drive systems, proper insulation, and robust heating are better equipped to handle the extreme cold, while vehicles with small engines, poor traction, and limited winter features can prove hazardous. Choosing the right car is not just about convenience; it is about ensuring that daily commuting, errands, and long-distance travel remain safe and dependable even in temperatures well below zero. In Fargo, winter temperatures can easily drop to negative double digits, often accompanied by wind chills that make the air feel even colder. Snow accumulation on the roads can create uneven surfaces, ice patches, and hidden hazards, making traction control, braking systems, and tire quality more important than horsepower or acceleration. While some vehicles are designed with winter
Valley News Live
City of Fargo tows 13 cars from Downtown streets during snow clearing efforts
Valley News Live
Winter Driving Safety Tips From Local Experts
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City of Fargo tows 13 cars from downtown streets during snow clearing efforts
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - 13 vehicles were towed last night in relation to downtown snow removal efforts, according to the City of Fargo. Fargo Public Works crews are currently focusing on completeing snow removal services in the downtown area in the next couple of days. Public Works Director,...
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Walking on North Dakota interstates is legal despite safety risks, Highway Patrol says
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash over the weekend on I-94 west of Valley City, highlighting North Dakota’s law that allows walking on interstate shoulders. The North Dakota Highway Patrol received multiple calls Saturday about a man walking along I-94 west...
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West Fargo Public Works crews to work 12-hour shifts to clear roads
WEST FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - West Fargo Public Works crews are working 12-hour shifts through the end of the week to keep roads clear during the ongoing snow event. About a dozen workers per shift are focusing on emergency routes before moving into residential areas, according to the city.
Valley News Live
5:30 Winter storm clean up with NDDOT snow plows
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New bridge at 12th Avenue North could cost $27-$30 million
FARGO (KFGO) – A proposed new bridge over the Red River at 12th Avenue North in Fargo could cost up to $30 million, according to project planners. Engineers in Fargo, Moorhead, FM Metro COG, the state departments of transportation, USDOT and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are putting together plans for a new bridge at 12th Avenue North in Fargo, which is the former toll bridge.
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Winter storm clean up with NDDOT snow plows