Fargo, North Dakota’s most populous city, faces the threat of flooding nearly every spring. It’s taken a lot of creativity and cooperation to agree on a solution.

Fargo-Moorhead now has a 5 percent risk of confronting a 41.4-foot Red River flood crest, which would top the record 2009 flood, and there's a 10 percent chance of nearly equaling the record, the ...

The Red River of the North's expected crest of 34.5 feet in Fargo on Sunday or Monday could rank among the region's top 10 worst flood incidents. That sounds like bad news, but officials along the ...

And though Fargo officials say there can't be any let-up in the effort to hold back the Red River waters, they're also cautiously optimistic that things won't be quite as bad as has been feared in ...

WEST FARGO — Brad Forness’s house should remain dry this flood cycle, but he’s going to get wet very soon, when he settles a bet over flooding that he lost to his neighbors.

FARGO -- The likelihood Fargo will have to build a temporary dike to protect City Hall this spring grew Friday as a new flood outlook slightly raised the already strong chance of major flooding on ...

Since the spring 2009 flood, Fargo has purchased 24 flood-prone properties at a total cost of about $7.1 million -- roughly 30 percent higher than the city's assessed value for the properties ...

Having avoided disaster during the flood of 1997, Fargo, N.D., may be a victim of its own success. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

On Saturday, in Fargo, the Red stood at 27.6 feet, a moderate flood. Up north, in Grand Forks, it was at 47.57 feet or a foot above major flood level, which is likely to be the eight worst on ...

Occurred on May 13, 2022 / West Fargo, North Dakota, USA Info from Licensor: "These videos show the flooding of land on the west side of West Fargo, ND, near the Shyenne River Diversion. The ...