Anna Ballweber

1 week ago | valleynewslive.com | Anna Ballweber

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A local business is providing tips on avoiding potential contractor scams, following a Fargo man’s claims of being ghosted by a window company. Valley News Live first told you about DaBella windows earlier in the week, and since then, we’ve received several calls and messages about similar negative situations with this company. Window World, one of the Red River Valley’s top exterior remodelers, is sharing their advice to help you protect your money.

1 week ago | valleynewslive.com | Anna Ballweber

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Fargo man is warning others of what he says is an alleged contracting scam. In August of 2024, George Mihlbauer and his wife were approached by two, door-to-door DaBella salespeople at their home near Madison Elementary. They were offered services to upgrade their windows and sliding glass door. “Two people came in and talked to us, they showed us all of the information and stuff, and we were like, ‘yep, okay, let’s do it!’” said George.

1 week ago | valleynewslive.com | Anna Ballweber

FAIRMOUNT, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A North Dakota man is calling attention to the moment he found his cat covered in blood outside of his Fairmount home. 4-year-old, Yolk, clings to life after he said she was shot 12 times by a BB gun. On April 10, Evan Marnell called for Yolk to come back to their rural, North Dakota home. “She wanders outside, I called her to come home at 8:00, but she didn’t come home.

2 weeks ago | valleynewslive.com | Harrison Pray |Anna Ballweber

MOORHEAD, M.N. (Valley News Live) - A water main break on 1st Avenue North in Moorhead won’t affect the nearby underpass construction on 11th Street, according to city workers. 1st Avenue North has signs that say “All State Traffic,” blocking any traffic heading towards the flooded area. City workers were seen working on the water main break.

2 weeks ago | valleynewslive.com | Anna Ballweber

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Residents of a north Fargo neighborhood are raising concerns after the city recently approved a plan for a cellphone tower to be built in the middle of a local park. “We want to see a park, we don’t want to see a 120-foot cellphone tower,” said Dana Woodruff, a north Fargo homeowner. Woodruff lives right next to Mickelson Park, located at 901 Oak Street North, which is where the new, 120-foot tower is planned for.