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Police: Fargo officer shot in standoff not expected to survive, gunman killed
Moszer would be only the second Fargo police officer fatally shot in the line of duty in the city’s history, the only other death coming in 1882.
‘New strategy’ for a ‘new scourge’: Amid 3 more fentanyl arrests, Fargo plans to boost drug unit
Amid the growing epidemic of illicit opiate use and continuing overdoses in the region, multiple law enforcement agencies announced Monday a redoubling of efforts in tackling the problem – and another round of arrests.
From his cluttered but cozy garage, off a street he calls "gearhead alley," Bill Cullen has spent years restoring something pretty special: a motorcycle once used by the Denver police department to protect a famed aviator, more than 90 years ago.
Florence Klingensmith would have known something was dangerously wrong. Speeding through the sky in a bright red Sportster plane, with an engine more than triple the horsepower of the plane’s original, Klingensmith averaged about 200 mph in the first laps of the trophy race just outside of Chicago.
Spurred by deadly shootings, Black Lives Matter group forms in Fargo-Moorhead
As blood continues to spill from fatal shootings around the country—the killing of a black man by police in the Twin Cities, and three officers gunned down in Baton Rouge, La., the latest examples—a group in Fargo-Moorhead hopes to raise their voices while keeping the peace.
Police warn of 'extremely dangerous' fentanyl, but what is it?
Local police continue to warn about a dangerous, powerful drug responsible for several deaths, though most people have probably never heard of it.
Opiate crisis 'ravaging our families,' but 2 bills in Congress could help
Congressional leaders are backing bills that would help stem the tide of a nationwide epidemic of opiate and heroin abuse and overdose that has claimed thousands of lives and reared its head locally.
