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6 days ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
GRAND FORKS (KVRR) – Drivers start your engines, because the monster trucks are coming out for a rally at the Alerus Center this weekend. The drivers and crews from Toughest Monster Trucks have a lot in store. It’s a larger venue than they usually perform at, and they’ve tuned up their show to match. The trucks will battle it out on an all-dirt track, along with performances from the highflying Freestyle Motorcycle Team.
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1 week ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
MOORHEAD, MINN. (KVRR) — With the cannabis industry on the rise in the state, Minnesota State Community and Technical College are offering students a chance to get a leg up in the industry. In January of 2024 they began offering several programs fro students to learn the skills they’ll need to thrive in growing and selling cannabis, as well as extraction and product development.
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2 weeks ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
MOORHEAD, MINN. (KVRR) — MSUM is continuing to strive for academic excellence by launching a new program emphasizing challenge, deeper engagement, and unlimited opportunities. The new Honors College will be open to students in all academic disciplines, with students working together to cultivate a culture of curiosity. $1 million in scholarships have been allocated to the program, with 100 scholarships being offered each year.
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2 weeks ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
FARGO(KVRR) — Violinist Sabrina Patel may only be 12 years old, but she’s already making waves across the country. She’s on a mission to perform the National Anthem at events in all 50 U.S. states, including playing in the MLB Playoffs before a game between the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers. And at the Fargo Force game tonight she’ll mark North Dakota down as her 31st.
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3 weeks ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – It may be hard coming off of a snow storm, but it’s time to start thinking about summer. Specifically summer camps for kids.NDSU is launching their new Herd U youth camp this year offering a unique selection of classes ranging from the human body, to cuisine, to even architecture with the goal of getting kids engaged in creative problem solving.
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3 weeks ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
MOORHEAD, MINN. (KVRR) — It’s a common refrain from parents: their kids won’t eat their vegetables. But thanks to new programs at Moorhead Schools, kids are coming home wanting more. Parents in Moorhead have said that their kids have been requesting vegetables they’ve never liked before like brussel sprouts and broccoli, cooked exactly like the magicians at Moorhead Area Public Schools Food Service have been serving them up.
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1 month ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
The Fargo Film Festival is in full swing, and today featured the premier of a new short film from a local artist. “In The Trees” is Craig Roath’s first foray behind the camera, but he has been a staple of the local film scene for years, acting in projects for many filmmakers and students in the community. Roath says the film was inspired by his less than stellar performances on the golf course, and that he was thrilled to get to finally see it on the big screen.
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1 month ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — Reports about potential changes to the Post Office by the Trump administration has raised the alarm for letter carriers across the nation. It is reported that the administration is planning to fire the governing board of the U.S. Postal Service and merge the office with the Commerce Department. The National Association of Letter Carriers says that these changes would harm delivery services, and the independence of the Postal Service.
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1 month ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
FARGO (KVRR) – Fargo Public Schools has reinstated Ben Franklin Middle School Teacher and North High School Boys Basketball Coach Travis Hoeg after completing their investigation. Hoeg was placed on administrative leave after reports of an explicit image of Hoeg was being circulated on social media.
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1 month ago | 
kvrr.com | Alex Bertsch
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — For many patients battling cancer, time can mean everything. But due to insurance rules around prior authorization, some patients run out of time. That is a problem that is being looked at in the North Dakota Legislature with a bill that seeks to provide transparency and standardization to the authorization process. The bill would also require insurance companies to provide prior authorization or reject the treatment within 24 hours of receiving necessary information.
