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(Fargo, ND) -- The Cass County Sheriff's Office is reporting an inmate suffered a medical emergency Friday afternoon. According to Sheriff Jesse Jahner, around 1:45 p.m on June 25th, a deputy at the Cass County Jail was alerted by an inmate, that another inmate appeared to be in medical distress. Upon being alerted, the deputy began verbally interacting with the female inmate
(Fargo, ND) -- Fargo Fire crews are on scene of a structure fire at 3325 17th Avenue South. The avenue is closed and traffic is being rerouted. Authorities are asking the public to find alternative routes if traveling in the area. Stick with WDAY Radio and our social media platforms for the latest updates.
Latest in string of overnight fires damaged restaurant 11:30 am, Jun. 14, 2021 × Fargo firefighters responded to a call of a fire early Monday, June 14, after dispatchers received a call about a dumpster fire. WDAY photo FARGO — A dumpster fire that damaged the Fryn' Pan restaurant at 300 Main Ave. in Fargo early Monday morning, June 14, may have been intentionally set, according to a statement released by Fargo Fire Marshal Ryan Erickson. The dumpster was located near the building and the fire damaged both the dumpster and a portion of the building, according to Erickson, who sa...
KVRR Local News Fargo Fire and Police Departments investigating series of dumpster fires "It was just like pop and the flames were high. High enough to think there was a house on fire, not trash bins." June 9, 2021 FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — Fargo Police and Fire Departments are trying to figure out who started dumpster fires Tuesday night. “It was just like pop and the flames were high. High enough to think there was a house on fire, not trash bins,” Fire Witness Joanne Pedersen said. Parts of South Fargo lighting up Tuesday night. Fargo Fire and Police Departments responded to five dumpster...
First responders brush up on airplane crash training Hector International Airport does major crash response training every three years to meet requirements set by the Federal Aviation Administration. Written By: Tanner Robinson | × Volunteers and rescue workers take part in an airport disaster simulation Wednesday, June 9, 2021, at Hector International Airport. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor FARGO — For both airplanes and helicopters at Hector International Airport, airport staff says taking off and landing usually goes off without a hitch. But every thre...