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Features built into the 30-mile diversion channel will accept floodwaters from three western tributaries that cause overland flooding north and west of West Fargo extending to Harwood, North Dakota.

Northwest Region Construction Update

Cass County Engineer Jason Benson says the lower projected crest of the Sheyenne River and crests coming at different times are good signs for rural Cass County.

Most residents in rural areas around Harwood feel the same; they’re watching, but not worried even as Cass County officials warn that rising flood waters could reach top five flood levels.

More precipitation is coming Thursday and Friday, mostly as heavy snow that will take longer than rain to run off into rivers.

Harwood is days away from what's expected to be a formidable flood fight as ice and water quickly flow into town.

Just north of Tower City, a typical hot spot for flood season in rural Cass County, the Maple River has turned into quite an impressive lake as the snow melted over the weekend.

FARGO (KFGO) - The city of Fargo and Cass County are hoping to fill 200,000 sandbags ahead of potential flooding in the coming weeks - that's double t...

(Fargo, ND) -- The mayor of Fargo and Cass County officials today giving an update on efforts to prepare for flooding along the Red River. "I think we've had some wonderful news happen over the last several days when Easter came, the sun came out, everybody was happy. What happened with that was some melting, well that's great, but guess what's happening, we're going to have a

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