• Fargo News

    Fargo wins best tasting drinking water award in North Dakota for third time in five years

    Fargo, North Dakota – The City of Fargo has once again earned statewide recognition for the quality of its drinking water, winning the title of best tasting water in North Dakota for the third time in five years. The latest award was presented during the annual North Dakota Water & Pollution Control Conference held this week in Bismarck, where Fargo competed against other municipalities from across the state. The city previously received the same recognition in 2022 and 2023, making this year’s victory another major achievement for its water treatment operations. The competition, sponsored by the North Dakota section of the…

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  • Fargo News

    Fargo Police Department issues public warning following reports of a fraudulent truck sales website

    Fargo, North Dakota – The Fargo Police Department is warning residents about a fraudulent website advertising trucks for sale under the name Vitran Express, after potential buyers began arriving at a local business that has no connection to the advertised vehicles. According to police, the website displays the physical address of an unrelated business in Fargo, creating confusion among people interested in purchasing trucks. Some individuals have already visited the location expecting to complete vehicle purchases or obtain information about the trucks listed online. However, authorities emphasized that the business operating at the listed address is not involved in the advertised…

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  • Fargo News

    Fargo announces winter parking restrictions starting November 1 with important changes to overnight parking enforcement

    Fargo, North Dakota – The City of Fargo is reminding residents that seasonal parking restrictions will take effect on Sunday, November 1, 2026, as officials prepare for winter weather and the challenges of keeping streets clear of snow. The restrictions will remain in place through April 15, 2027, affecting designated streets throughout several parts of the city. According to city officials, the rules are intended to help public works crews remove snow more efficiently, carry out necessary street maintenance and ensure emergency responders have enough space to reach residents when assistance is needed. Under the seasonal regulations, motorists will be permitted…

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  • Fargo News

    West Fargo announces temporary Sheyenne Street closure for Treat Street event on October 27

    West Fargo, North Dakota – The City of West Fargo has announced a temporary road closure along Sheyenne Street on Tuesday, October 27, to accommodate the upcoming Treat Street event. The closure will affect Sheyenne Street from south of Second Avenue West to Fifth Avenue West. The roadway will close at 2 p.m. to allow organizers to prepare for the event and is scheduled to reopen to regular traffic at 8 p.m. the same evening. During the closure, motorists will be directed to use Sukuts Street as an alternative route. City officials are encouraging drivers who regularly travel through the affected…

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  • Fargo News

    Authorities seek public assistance in locating missing 14 year old boy last seen in north Fargo

    Fargo, North Dakota – The Fargo Police Department is asking residents to help locate a missing 14-year-old boy who was last seen in the northern part of the city. Authorities identified the missing teenager as Jazper Torres, who was last seen on Thursday, October 22, at approximately 7:30 p.m. in north Fargo. Police have issued a public notice identifying Jazper as a missing runaway and are encouraging anyone who may have information about his location to contact law enforcement. Police release description of missing teenager According to the Fargo Police Department, Jazper is approximately 5 feet tall and weighs around…

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  • Fargo NewsFargo residents encouraged to participate in public meeting about future improvements to First Avenue North

    Fargo residents encouraged to participate in public meeting about future improvements to First Avenue North

    Fargo, North Dakota – The City of Fargo is inviting residents to participate in a public meeting to learn about proposed roadway improvements along First Avenue North in downtown Fargo. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Commission Chambers inside Fargo City Hall, located at 225 Fourth St. N. City officials are seeking public feedback on plans to improve First Avenue North between University Drive and Third Street North. The proposed project focuses on making the roadway more accessible while improving traffic flow through this section of downtown Fargo. Residents can ask questions…

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North Dakota News

Twin brothers from Bismarck to receive one of North Dakota’s most prestigious honors this October

Bismarck, North Dakota – Two of North Dakota’s most accomplished figures in wrestling will be honored this fall with the state’s…

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Sports

North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong honors wrestling legends Terry Steiner and Troy Steiner with the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award

Bismarck, North Dakota – Governor Kelly Armstrong has announced that legendary twin brothers Troy Steiner and Terry Steiner will receive…

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Fargo News

Fargo restaurants: Your guide to city’s top culinary destinations

Fargo is a city that has been quietly creating waves on the culinary scene, and it is located in the…

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