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Fargo Commission Opens 2026 Budget to Public Input on Services
Fargo residents can provide input through surveys and open houses that shape local services, infrastructure planning and community programs over the coming years.
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Fargo's $1.2B Diversion Channel Hits Key Milestones Toward 2027 Completion
Construction on the Fargo-Moorhead Stormwater Diversion Channel reached key progress points in 2025 as crews move toward the 2027 finish line.
Politics
Fargo City Commission Scheduled to Vote on Extending 1% Infrastructure Sales Tax Through 2048
The measure follows voter approval in June 2026 and pairs with a proposed 20% rise in special assessment caps for 2027 to address infrastructure funding shortfalls.
finance
Understanding Fargo’s Commercial Development: What Residents Should Know
As Fargo’s business landscape evolves, consumers and everyday residents face changes that affect shopping, dining, and community life.
Politics
Fargo Voters Decide $X Million Bond for Roads, Transit, Job Training
The November ballot measure would direct city bond proceeds toward road repairs, transit upgrades and job training facilities used by Fargo residents.
Politics
Fargo Drivers Could Save Fuel, Cut Emissions by Following Speed Limits
University of Minnesota research shows Fargo drivers would see the same per-day fuel and carbon savings targets applied nationwide if posted limits are followed.
Politics
Fargo Raises Property Tax Rates Starting January 2027
Fargo property owners will receive updated tax statements in December 2026 reflecting the new levy rates approved in the city's fiscal plan.
finance
Commercial Development in Fargo Faces Significant Headwinds in 2026
Local businesses and developers grapple with rising costs and market uncertainties this year, challenging Fargo’s growth trajectory.
news
Senate Advances FEMA Nominee; Fargo Eyes Federal Disaster Response Changes
The Senate committee's 8-4 decision on Cameron Hamilton's confirmation advances a process that could shape federal support for local disaster response.
wellness
Fargo Expands Community Health Access and Preventative Care Resources
A look at the accessible preventative care and public health resources available to residents across Fargo and the surrounding region.
sport
Fargo Post 400 League Continues Summer Schedule at Starion Bank Field
Teams including the Rockets continue regular-season doubleheaders in the ongoing 2026 campaign.
wellness
The Science of Preventive Wellness: A Guide for Fargo Residents
Understanding the clinical research and professional guidelines shaping proactive health in our community.
Technology
Fargo's Tech Boom: AI and Drones Drive Regional Economic Growth
From heavy-duty AI infrastructure to specialized drone software, the local ecosystem is maturing through a mix of venture capital and consistent grassroots engagement.
wellness
Fargo Sources Outline Sleep and Recovery Habits for Better Rest
Local wellness guidance in Fargo focuses on daily routines that support consistent sleep and physical recovery.
Politics
Fargo's Budget and Tax Rates Compared to Regional Cities
Fargo's budget allocations and tax rates differ notably from other regional cities, affecting local services and household expenses.
community
Fargo Families Discover 5+ Weekend Activities for All Ages
Fargo families are filling parks and cultural spots this weekend with options that suit toddlers through grandparents.
wellness
Sleep Problems Fargo: How Summer Heat & Noise Disrupt Rest
Fargo residents struggle with sleep as summer heat, extended daylight, and traffic noise peak. Local health data reveals how Northern Plains conditions affect nightly rest.
wellness
Best Hiking Trails in Fargo Locals Love
Discover the quiet nature walks Fargo residents prefer over crowded Red River Greenway. Local hiking spots perfect for summer wellness.
community
Fargo Parks Reveal Year-Round Events From July Fairs Through November
Fargo parks and tourism offices list events that shift with the calendar from mid-July fairs through November football.
Politics
Fargo Housing Developments Target Senior and Low-Income Units
Funding for 39 senior housing units and a proposed 15-year tax exemption for a south Fargo multifamily project address housing needs for local residents.
wellness
Fargo Farmers Markets Burst With Peak July Produce This Week
Fargo shoppers can fill baskets with peak July produce at neighborhood markets this week.
finance
Fargo's New Businesses Transform Local Shopping and Services
A wave of new shops and services is reshaping Fargo's commercial landscape, with key implications for local shoppers and community members.
finance
S&P 500 fell 0.43% as global markets retreat
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Fargo investors and retirement balances.
sport
Fargo high school athletics: Playoff upsets and track records highlight busy week on the field
From a shocking soccer semifinal result to a pair of distance-running marks that could stand for years, here's what happened in Fargo high school sports this week.
sport
Fargo Community Sports Leagues Report Ongoing Summer Play This Week
Youth and adult programs across the region keep teams active on fields and courts as seasons continue through July.
news
Brennan Center Warns of Surge in Voter Challenges for 2026 Midterms
A new analysis from the Brennan Center warns that private challenges to voter eligibility seen in 2024 could expand into a major tactic ahead of the next federal elections.
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North Dakota's Top Candidates Pledge Secure, Fair Elections for Fargo Voters
Candidates for Secretary of State Michael Howe and Ryan Braunberger state that the state's elections are secure, free and fair, directly addressing local concerns about voting integrity.
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House GOP Advances $95 Billion Budget Blueprint Toward Floor Vote
The $95 billion measure cleared the House Budget Committee on a party-line vote and now faces further steps in Congress.