Local News
Update: Police say suspicious device found in downtown Fargo was not related to George Floyd event
By
FARGO – Fargo police have determined that a propane tank found downtown near a natural gas line was not connected to suspicious activity associated with the George Floyd rally.
A property manager discovered the tank Friday morning in an alley near NP Avenue. The tank was removed by police. It was locked to the gas line with a bicycle lock.
Fargo police spokesperson Jessica Schindeldecker says police “have no reason to believe” the tank was placed there in connection to the rally. She says the tank may have been at the location for a week or more.
-
Local News1 week ago1 shot in Downtown Fargo shooting
-
Local News2 weeks agoIT officials in North Dakota emphasizing safety in the face of rising numbers of cyberattacks
-
Local News2 weeks agoCass County Veterans Services and the Hyperbaric Treatment Center formed a partnership
-
Crime & Safety2 weeks agoAt a Fargo church, a topless woman destroys a statue of Jesus
-
Local News2 weeks agoThe upcoming report on North Dakota’s oil production, according to a state official, “is going to be bad”
-
Local News2 weeks agoNDSU announces proposed job cuts, reducing number of colleges
-
Local News2 weeks agoHouse bill looks to make school lunch free in North Dakota
-
Local News1 week agoAfter 42 years, a Fargo zoning regulation threatens an auto repair shop