Don Haney shares stories about his 52 years covering the biggest stories to develop in the Fargo-Moorhead area and Red River Valley. 

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Jake Greenstein will run 115 miles of the Maah Daah Hey trail in western North Dakota beginning at noon July 25, 2025. He details the run and preparation in this interview. Follow Jake's run at the link below. Also check out his YouTube Channel, Extra Miles with Jake and Lindsay here - https://www.youtube.com/@endurance701 

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Every year, the debate of Snow Gates comes up.  Should Fargo have them or not?

KFGO Reporters Ryan Janke and Madison Quinn took a deep dive into the always controversial topic of Snow Gates.  They interviewed 4 people with different perspectives including Sioux Falls Streets Operations Manager Dustin Hansen (Sioux Falls has used Snow Gates since 2012), Fargo Resident (and half of It Takes 2 on KFGO) J.J. Gordon, Director of Public Works for the City of Fargo Ben Dow, and Fargo City Commissioner Tony Gehrig.

They all shared their opinions of how Snow Gates can help or hinder a city’s snow removal operation. Listen below and tell us what you think!

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Lt. Bill Ahfeldt of the Fargo Police and Jan Eliassen of the Downtown Engagement Center discuss homelessness downtown - misconceptions, mental health, and safety.

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Jan Eliassen runs the Fargo's Downtown Engagement Center. She discusses where the city's at with its efforts to end homelessness. 

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KFGO News Reporter Tasha Carvell goes behind the scenes to find out what the F-M area is doing to end homelessness.

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After 48 years on the job, Greg Warren is calling it a day. The West Fargo Police lieutenant retires on January 6th, 2023. Warren worked in the Cass County Jail for a short time before joining West Fargo Police in 1975 where he worked under four police chiefs and was once a candidate for the job. He spent 19 years on patrol and currently has 23 people under his command. 

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