FARGO, N.D. -- Two groups of residents from opposite sides of the Red River say they want a North Dakota-side solution toward achieving permanent flood protection in the Fargo-Moorhead area.
Officers at Fraine Barracks will be opposing any effort to eliminate the back entrance to the barracks as debate continues over whether the railway crossing nearby is private or public.
North Dakota's attorney general plans to ask Minnesota officials to support changing a law that makes North Dakota's coal-generated electricity more expensive to sell in Minnesota.
