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Instead of giving quality care, scammers will bill insurance companies for treatments and services that either didn't happen or aren't actual treatments, like tarot readings.

BISMARCK, ND - North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) is pleased to announce the continuation of the Behavioral Health School Grant program for the 2024 -2025 school year. This program is funded through an appropriation of $9.5 million from the 2023 legislative session. Applications for this school year can be submitted now through March 31, 2025, with funds expiring June 30, 2025.

(Fargo, ND) — It has been five years since the remains of Brenda Kartes were found at Riverside Cemetery near the Red River. Still, Fargo Police are looking for answers in the woman’s death. Kartes was last seen leaving a treatment facility in Fargo on July 12th, 2018, and her body was found on August 22nd, 2019. Police are renewing their call for help in solving her death, though they still have not classified it as a homicide.

Outdoors pro Steve Carney joined Bonnie and Friends for his weekly outdoors segment. This week Steve discusses preparing for the upcoming Dove hunting season and more. Steve Carney joins Bonnie and Friends on WDAY Radio each Friday at 7:10 a.m. To book a trip with Steve head to his website...

WHAT: The University of North Dakota and the Fargo Public library are teaming up to make home testing for radon free and as easy as possible, hoping to save lives and create healthier living spaces. As part of the project, Soojung Kim, associate professor of Communication at UND, will visit...

The Fergus Falls girls' tennis team traveled to Moorhead on Friday for a triangular which also included Morris. The Otters earned 6-1 victories against both squads. First up for the Otters was Moorhead. Moorhead is always a fun rival match-up for us. Our girls did a great job throughout the lineup of taking care of business, only dropping one match. We really outmatched them in doubles, dropping a total of five games in all three doubles matches. Our singles players did a nice job as well with three fairly routine wins, while Moorhead came away with the 4th singles victory. Our highlight match against Moorhead was at first singles where Ruby Ellison came up against Madison Anderson. Both girls are noted as top players in our section so we expected a good match up. Ruby did a great job of handling Madison's impressive serve and forehand and she showed grit out there, sticking in points and taking advantage of offensive opportunities when they arose. She played smart tennis and it paid off as she earned the first set 6-4. Ruby kept her foot on the accelerator in the second set, dropping just one game in a straight set victory. This was a big win for Ruby in that first singles slot and is hopefully a confidence boost for her moving forward. It's hard to look ahead to post-season in the second week of tennis, but this match was a big win for Ruby when it comes to seeding and post-season play.

NORTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — Football season is in full swing and the KX Sports team will have all the scores and highlights from every team in Western North Dakota right here! Make sure to follow along for your one-stop destination for all things North Dakota High School Football! Class AAA Games/Scores: Mandan 41 #2 Shanley […]

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The Davies Eagles improved to 1-1 on the season, defeating Fargo North 4-1. Sekou Konneh got the Eagles off to a hot start with back to back goals early in the first half. Davies avenging their season-opening loss earlier this week to West Fargo.

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — The North Dakota Ethics Commission launched an investigation last week into the state’s Motion Picture Production and Recruitment grants, with over a dozen filmmakers claiming that the application process was uncompetitive, lacked transparency, and favored film company Canticle Productions. In 2021 and 2023, Canticle Productions received a total of $700,000 from […]

North Dakota soybean farmer Josh Gackle and American Soybean Association president has criticized the EPA’s final Herbicide Strategy for being too complex and costly. He argues that despite revisions, the plan remains unclear and could impose billions in expenses on U.S. farmers while complicating herbicide access and use. Gackle...