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STORM TRACKER Record Cold April
The National Climatic Data Center released their climate statistics for the month of April this past week. Although Fargo Moorhead recorded the 5th coldest April on record, taken as a whole, April 201...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 5:29 PM
FATHER KNOWS LAST 2013 Fargo Marathon
I love running! I love training! My body, mind and soul all benefit from having a steady routine. Training for races has been the one constant during the last four years that seems to make everythi...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 9:17 AM
BISON MEDIA BLOG Bison Video Blog: Spring softball, golf, your questions and more!
Join WDAY sports director Dom Izzo and The Forum's Jeff Kolpack for the Bison Video Blog! Spring softball and golf are on the agenda today and Jeff and Dom answer YOUR questions sent in via Twitter. ...
Posted on 5/14/13 at 1:52 PM
STAFF BLOG GRAND FORKS GOURMET Anthony Bourdain talks Marilyn Mania at Minneapolis event
Intrepid traveler, writer and cook Anthony Bourdain was in Minneapolis this past weekend for a stop on his Guts & Glory tour, along with Minnesota transplant and fellow adventurer Andrew ZImmern. ...
Posted on 5/14/13 at 10:14 AM
THE NEW FORTY God bless the music teachers...
Tonight was Cheyenne's last 8th grade orchestra concert. The final orchestra concert of each school year in West Fargo is always the all-city concert. Grades 6-12 come together at the high school and...
Posted on 5/13/13 at 10:31 PM
Red River crest in Fargo pegged at 37 feet late Tuesday or early Wednesday 
As the Red River reached major flood stage in Fargo on Sunday, the National Weather Service lowered its predicted peak to 37 feet late Tuesday or early Wednesday – and Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker said he believes it will crest even lower than that.
By Mike Nowatzki , April 29, 2013
Overflow for homeless in F-M up 65 percent over last winter
Overflow homeless shelter occupancy was up 65 percent this past winter in the Fargo-Moorhead area, prompting shelter directors and volunteers to look for a more permanent solution to the problem.
By Associated Press , April 28, 2013
Fargo makes final push for flood prep
Red River recedes in Wahpeton short of predicted crest
By Mike Nowatzki , April 28, 2013
FLOOD NOTEBOOK: Weather service: RRV can expect rain
There’s a chance of rain Monday night or Tuesday in the Red River Valley, which could affect crest levels, the National Weather Service said Saturday.
By Herald Staff Report , April 28, 2013
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Red River appears to have crested south of Fargo
Fargo officials made one last call for sandbaggers Saturday to help residents in a southwest Fargo neighborhood that's a mile away from the rising Red River but needs protection from a nearby coulee.
By Dave Kolpack , April 27, 2013
NWS: Red River to crest lower than 38 feet in Fargo
John Peterson watched as about 150 high school students stacked sandbags in his north Fargo neighborhood of Elm Circle, the icy river behind them finally flowing. But even as the river was rising, the sandbag walls often weren’t.
By Erik Burgess , April 27, 2013
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- North Dakota State University ROTC students chip away at snow
- Jason Kaseman, left, shows North Dakota State University Army ROTC student Jared Huibregtse how high to build the sandbag dike
- Students were out sandbagging in full force April, 26, 2013
- Sandbags are being thrown in the backyard of John Peterson’s home
- Students helping with sandbags
- Fargo North High School students sandbagging
- A pink ribbon shows how high the river would be at 43 feet
- The Red River along Second Street in downtown Fargo
St. Michael man guilty of burglarizing post office
A St. Michael, N.D., man pleaded guilty last week in U.S. District Court in Fargo to burglarizing a post office and conspiring to commit bank fraud, U.S. Attorney Timothy Purdon said Friday.
By Associated Press , April 26, 2013
Fargo students forgo class to help out flood prep
Hundreds of high school students pitched in Friday to place 100,000 sandbags around Fargo and help protect homes against Red River flooding. The nearly-annual sandbag party began in 2009 when the city fought the first of three straight major floods.
By Dave Kolpack , April 26, 2013
VIDEO: Weather service expects Red River to crest at 37.9 feet in Fargo
The Red River in Fargo is expected to crest just shy of 38 feet, according to a new flood forecast the National Weather Service issued today. The forecast issued just after noon predicts the high mark of the river’s spring flood to be 37.9 feet on Wednesday and Thursday.
By Erik Burgess , April 26, 2013
No firm crest prediction yet as Fargo flood fight set to begin
Sandbagging efforts will begin here today as city leaders want to build levees up to 40 feet to prepare for a river crest late next week between 38 and 40 feet.
By Erik Burgess , April 25, 2013
NWS: Red will hit 38 feet next Thursday, still no crest prediction
The Red River in Fargo could hit 38 feet by next Thursday, according to an updated forecast released by the National Weather Service this afternoon.
By Erik Burgess , April 25, 2013
Fargo flood fight may need just 100,000 sandbags
City officials say protecting Fargo from flooding this spring will take 1.3 million fewer sandbags than anticipated earlier this week, as a forecast released Wednesday by the National Weather Service spurred officials to dial back flood protection by 2 to 3 feet.
By Erik Burgess , April 24, 2013
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Volunteers surpass 1.6 million sandbags in Fargo
Volunteers have filled more than 1.6 million sandbags this month in hopes of protecting homes and businesses from a rising Red River in Fargo and Moorhead, Minn.
By Associated Press , April 24, 2013
Fargo police arrest man who fled traffic stop, hid in Dakota Medical Foundation building
Police in Fargo have apprehended a suspect who fled a traffic stop and ran into the Dakota Medical Foundation building, where he was later found hiding.
By Forum News Service , April 24, 2013
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Fargo crest of 38 to 40 feet more than a week away with risk of rain, new forecast says
The Red River here is expected to rise to 37 feet by next Wednesday, but a crest of 38 to 40 feet is likely more than a week away, according to an updated forecast released this afternoon by the National Weather Service.
By Forum News Service , April 24, 2013
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