Fargo, North Dakota – Residents in Fargo will soon need to adjust their recycling routines as the city prepares for a temporary closure at one of its local drop-off sites. The City of Fargo Solid Waste Department announced that the recycling drop site at Longfellow Park will close beginning Monday, May 4, as part of a construction project in the area. The closure is expected to remain in place until late June, though officials note that the timeline may shift depending on weather conditions. The temporary shutdown is tied to work being carried out by the Fargo Park District, which is…
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Fargo, North Dakota – The Fargo Police Department is turning to the community to help decide the winning designs in a creative contest that brings students and law enforcement together in a unique way. In partnership with Fargo Public Schools and the Fargo Police Foundation, officials have opened public voting for the School Resource Officer squad car design contest. Voting is now live on the department’s Facebook and Instagram pages and will remain open until 4 p.m. on Thursday, April 23. Community members are encouraged to participate by reacting to their favorite designs, helping determine which student creations will be featured…
Read More »Fargo, North Dakota – Authorities in Fargo are asking for the public’s help as they continue searching for a missing teenager who was last seen over the weekend. The Fargo Police Department has issued a notice for Jullianna Gabriel, a 13-year-old girl who was last seen on Saturday, April 18, at approximately 9:11 a.m. in the south Fargo area. Since that time, there have been no confirmed updates on her location, prompting officials to seek assistance from the community. Details about disappearance and description According to the information released, Jullianna was last seen wearing a pink bonnet, a light green…
Read More »West Fargo, North Dakota – West Fargo residents are being reminded to take action as seasonal conditions shift, with city officials urging homeowners to redirect sump pump discharge outdoors beginning Wednesday, April 15. The requirement applies to all properties across the city, including those that were previously granted winter variances. City officials say the change is necessary as snowmelt and spring rainfall increase pressure on local infrastructure. When sump pumps discharge into the sanitary sewer system during these periods, it can overwhelm the system and lead to serious issues, including backups and environmental concerns. Outdoor discharge helps prevent system strain By…
Read More »West Fargo, North Dakota – A morning incident at Heritage Middle School in Horace led to a rapid law enforcement response after reports of gunfire left one adult injured, though officials confirmed that no students or school staff were harmed. The situation unfolded at approximately 9:46 a.m. on Monday, April 13, prompting immediate concern and swift action from multiple agencies. Authorities were dispatched to the school, located at 6350 76th Ave. S., after receiving reports that shots had been fired in the parking lot. Upon arrival, officers found that an adult male had sustained a gunshot wound to the hand. Officials…
Read More »Fargo, North Dakota – City officials in Fargo are warning residents about a new scam that is targeting individuals through text messages, with scammers attempting to trick people into paying fake parking tickets. The alert comes after the City of Fargo became aware of messages being sent to residents claiming they have outstanding parking violations. According to officials, these messages are designed to create urgency and pressure recipients into acting quickly. The texts often include a link or a phone number, urging individuals to click or call in order to resolve the supposed ticket. However, authorities stress that these messages are…
Read More »Fargo, North Dakota – Fire crews in Fargo responded to a late-night emergency after alarms began sounding inside an apartment building, quickly escalating into a confirmed structure fire that required a fast and coordinated response to prevent further damage. The Fargo Fire Department was dispatched on Tuesday, April 7, at approximately 9:20 p.m. to an apartment building located at 3160 33rd St S. The initial report indicated that alarms were going off, but while crews were still on the way, the situation intensified. Another caller reported an active fire inside a bedroom on the second floor, prompting the incident to be…
Read More »Fargo, North Dakota – Public health leaders across North Dakota are preparing to bring communities together through movement and connection as part of a new statewide initiative tied to National Public Health Week. All 28 local public health units in the state will take part in “Stroll N Roll North Dakota,” a coordinated event designed to encourage residents to stay active while also building stronger social ties. The event will take place throughout the day on Wednesday, April 8, giving people the flexibility to participate at a time that works best for them. Organizers say the initiative is open to everyone,…
Read More »Fargo, North Dakota – The Fargo Police Department has confirmed that a missing Fargo woman has been safely located, bringing relief to the community after a recent search effort. Authorities announced the update, stating, “The FargoPD can confirm Cynthia H. has been located and is safe. The FPD would like to thank the community for sharing this post and helping us spread the word.” The announcement follows earlier efforts to locate Cynthia Hanson, a 67-year-old woman who had been reported missing. Community response plays key role in safe outcome Cynthia Hanson was last seen on Wednesday, April 1, at approximately 8:30…
Read More »Fargo, North Dakota – The Fargo Public Works is preparing to carry out another round of snow removal operations in Downtown Fargo, with crews focusing on clearing north and south streets overnight into early morning hours. Officials announced that work will begin in the evening of Monday, April 6, and continue into the morning of Tuesday, April 7. The effort is part of ongoing cleanup operations aimed at improving road conditions and ensuring safer travel throughout the downtown area. Overnight snow removal requires parking changes To complete the work effectively, crews will need enough space to operate large equipment and remove…
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