Tasha Carvell

Fargo

DC/SF/TAHOE expat, ND native & now. Obnoxious Carleton alum. Reporter - KFGO News Radio. John Prine 4ever. @KFGO_TASHA is my professional account.

Articles

Federal charges filed against 2 men accused of burglarizing Arthur ATM

2 weeks ago | grandforksherald.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — Two of the three men who were previously facing state charges related to an ATM burglary in January are now facing federal charges. According to a grand jury indictment unsealed Wednesday, April 30, Tucker St. Croix and Zachary Huesers entered BankNorth in Arthur on Jan. 7 with the intent to commit larceny.
Federal charges filed against 2 men accused of burglarizing Arthur ATM

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — Two of the three men who were previously facing state charges related to an ATM burglary in January are now facing federal charges. According to a grand jury indictment unsealed Wednesday, April 30, Tucker St. Croix and Zachary Huesers entered BankNorth in Arthur on Jan. 7 with the intent to commit larceny.
'This case might have saved his life': Fargo man sentenced on federal gun charges

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — A 21-year-old Fargo man was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison Wednesday morning after pleading guilty to federal gun charges stemming from an incident near The Arbors apartment complex last summer.
Overall crime decreased in Fargo in 2024, despite some troubling upticks

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — Crime is down in North Dakota's biggest city, and police Chief Dave Zibolski says his officers and department staff share the credit for the decline with the community and new technology, both of which have helped to detect and report criminal activity, as well as prevent crime before it happens.
Fargo woman's killer sentenced to serve 30 years in prison

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — As family and friends, including several young women she worked with, who she called her "baby birds," looked on Monday afternoon, a Cass County judge sentenced Jody Campbell's killer to 30 years in prison, following a joint recommendation by prosecutors and defense attorneys. In January, 62-year-old Randall Duffy pleaded guilty to killing Campbell, 59, on June 8, 2024, at an apartment in the 3100 block of 33rd Street South in Fargo.
Man accused in car break-in spree, jailed on new charges, appears in court

2 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — Three additional felony cases have recently been filed against the man prosecutors say was behind a 43-vehicle break-in spree near the NDSU campus last fall. On Oct. 10, 2024, about a month after the NDSU break-ins, police located a Ford Escape that had been reported stolen in north Fargo two days earlier, court documents in the first of the three cases said. In the car, officers found a wallet and backpack belonging to a student at Fargo North High School.
As Fargo airport construction moves on pace, final funding still falling into place

3 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — The Douglas fir timber ceiling beams have been installed. New baggage conveyor belts, which will replace the two existing ones that date back to the 1980s, are expected to arrive in the coming weeks. North and south facing walls of the new terminal are covered in translucent vinyl tarps which rustle in the wind, awaiting the floor-to-ceiling windows and curtain wall that will eventually cover them, giving travelers expansive views of the runway and the prairie beyond.
Moorhead law office signs amicus brief in support of firms facing Trump retribution

3 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — Over his many decades in public life, President Donald Trump has made no secret of his appetite for seeking revenge on those he perceives as his enemies. But recent executive orders punishing "rogue law firms" whose work or clients Trump finds disagreeable have prompted hundreds of prominent legal scholars and law firms to speak out against the actions, which they say create an existential threat to the rule of law.
Moorhead law office signs amicus brief in support of firms facing Trump retribution

3 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell

FARGO — Over his many decades in public life, President Donald Trump has made no secret of his appetite for seeking revenge on those he perceives as his enemies. But recent executive orders punishing "rogue law firms" whose work or clients Trump finds disagreeable have prompted hundreds of prominent legal scholars and law firms to speak out against the actions, which they say create an existential threat to the rule of law.
One-time Fargo murder suspect pleads guilty to federal gun charges

4 weeks ago | inforum.com | Tasha Carvell