Health
Fargo Schools Warn of Rising Measles Cases
Fargo-Cass Public Health distributes memo to students about measles symptoms and precautions
Four More Measles Cases Confirmed in North Dakota
State total rises to 11 cases as officials warn of exposure risk at multiple public locations
Free Suicide Prevention Webinars Offered for Agriculture Workers
NDSU Extension to host 'Question. Persuade. Refer.' sessions in March and April
Science
NDSU Researchers Find Egg Whites Can Remove Harmful Chemicals From Water
Ovalbumin protein in egg whites can bind and filter out PFAS chemicals, according to new study.
NDSU Researchers Use Egg Whites to Remove 'Forever Chemicals' from Water
The team found that ovalbumin, the primary protein in egg whites, can bind to and trap PFAS molecules.
NDSU Researchers Discover Egg Whites Can Remove 'Forever Chemicals' from Water
The team says ovalbumin, the main protein in egg whites, effectively binds and removes PFAS from contaminated water.
Politics
Fargo Liquor Board Member Runs for City Commission
Scott Brekke cites business experience in bid for local office
Fargo Considers Extending Infrastructure Sales Tax
City officials discuss renewing 20-year-old tax to fund core infrastructure projects.
North Dakota Sponsors Urge Faster Work Approvals for Ukrainian Refugees
Humanitarian groups warn of crisis as Ukrainians struggle to extend stays and work authorizations.
Weather
Wild Weather Swing: Spring Temps Then More Snow
Fargo-Moorhead area sees dramatic temperature shifts and potential for winter weather in the coming days.
Authorities Respond to Reported Water Rescue Near Main Avenue
Crews search for person in river near Main Ave bridge in Fargo-Moorhead area
Four Injured in Ambulance Crash During Winter Storm
Aberdeen Fire Rescue personnel hurt in collision with semi near Groton, South Dakota
Lifestyle
Local nonprofit sees rise in homeless students in need
Matthew's Voice Project serves over 1,000 students in Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead, and Horace school districts.
Minnesota Lawmakers Push Bill to Limit Cell Phone Use in Schools
The proposed legislation would ban personal devices for younger students and restrict phone use during class time for high schoolers.
Wendy Mae Lee, 52, Passes Away
Lifelong Rollag resident and community volunteer died at Sanford Hospital in Fargo.
