The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead

21 hours 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.

1 day ago | inforum.com | Dan Kraker

The National Park Service is seeking applicants for a job that puts a new spin on the phrase “remote work.”The agency is looking for people or groups interested in managing the 10-room Kettle Falls Hotel, a historic hotel along a wild stretch of the Canadian border, accessible only by boat or float plane. The Kettle Falls Hotel was built in 1910 to accommodate fishermen, lumberjacks and construction workers who built a nearby dam.

1 day ago | inforum.com | Brad Nygaard

BISMARCK — Body camera and surveillance footage released Tuesday show a Bismarck police officer shot and killed a woman after she refused repeated commands to exit her vehicle, then struck another officer with her SUV while attempting to flee. The news conference was held a day after Burleigh County State's Attorney Julie Lawyer issued a statement following an investigation by the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation.

1 day ago | inforum.com | Michael McGurran

MOORHEAD — Clay County officials are bracing for potential impacts as state lawmakers work to finalize a budget for Minnesota. Gov. Tim Walz’ proposed budget includes cuts to the state’s Health and Human Services division. Some of those proposed cuts could lead to service gaps that counties, including Clay County, would have to pay for. That could result in a higher mill levy, which would mean higher property taxes for residents.

2 days ago | inforum.com | Tom Miller

GRAND FORKS โ€” Former UND standout Treysen Eaglestaff has committed to West Virginia, he announced late Sunday night. Eaglestaff had previously committed this offseason to South Carolina. Since entering the transfer portal after the season, Eaglestaff was generating recruiting interest from Kentucky, Michigan, Kansas, UCLA and others, according to ON3's Joe Tipton. The 6-foot-6 Bismarck High product averaged 18.9 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists last season for the Fighting Hawks.