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Woman accused of Fargo stabbing spree has history of knife attacks Ashley Larson terrorized at least three other people with a knife in the past before stabbing three people near Mexican Village restaurant in Fargo, according to criminal complaints. She also hit a man with a baseball bat and bit him, court documents said. 3:39 pm, May 14, 2021 × Ashley Larson is the suspect in the stabbing of three people on the southwest fringe of downtown Fargo on Thursday, May 13. FARGO — A woman accused of stabbing three people at a downtown Fargo restaurant Thursday, May 13, has ...

Fargo woman accused of downtown stabbing spree has history of knife attacks Ashley Larson terrorized at least three other people with a knife in the past before stabbing three people near Mexican Village restaurant in Fargo, according to criminal complaints. She also hit a man with a baseball bat and bit him, court documents said. 2:05 pm, May 14, 2021 × Ashley Larson is the suspect in the stabbing of three people on the southwest fringe of downtown Fargo on Thursday, May 13. FARGO — A woman accused of stabbing three people before barricading herself in a vehicle at a...

Gas prices are surging around the country. Our Verify team found out how to tell when price gouging is at play, what it means and how to report it.

DC, MD and VA fuel shortages grow as gas prices rise following cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline By FOX 5 DC Digital Team Published  WASHINGTON - Gas prices in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia rose Thursday as panic continued to create fuel shortages at gas stations in parts of the region in reaction to a cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline last week by Russian ransomware group DarkSide. According to a breakdown online by GasBuddy.com, 47 percent of gas stations in D.C., 55 percent of gas stations in Virginia and 34 percent of gas stations in Maryland are currently experiencing fuel o...

Here's advice on how to handle the Colonial Pipeline crisis if you drive a lot AAA Mid-Atlantic recommends drivers only get gas if they actually need fuel. The agency says drivers should avoid 'panic buying'. Author: John Henry Updated: 9:14 AM EDT May 13, 2021 WASHINGTON — Federal officials say the gas crisis on the East Coast will likely last just a few days. However, experts add there are a few things Americans can do to make sure they do not encounter problems on the road in the interim. On Wednesday, US Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm announced she...