Good morning, Fargo.

Cass County prosecutors charged 25-year-old Ryan Williams from Fargo with a felony for keying a Tesla Cybertruck parked at a West Fargo Costco over the weekend—damage was estimated between $2,000 and $10,000—and police said his vehicle was identified using cameras from nearby businesses and Tesla, and that he admitted to the act.

The Department of Justice will send 60 FBI personnel to 10 field offices including Minneapolis to support investigations of unresolved violent crimes on reservations—using advanced forensic tools to help solve cases of missing and murdered indigenous people and boost safety in Tribal communities.

Attorney General Drew Wrigley said his fight to keep dangerous criminals in prison continues after the House Judiciary Committee removed the provision that would have required violent offenders to serve half of their sentences—he said his efforts to support judges' sentencing decisions will carry on. The change aims to boost public safety while allowing inmates a chance for rehabilitation.

On March 24 the House Judiciary Committee led by Rep. Lawrence Klemin passed amendments to Senate Bill 2128 that remove the requirement for prisoners to serve at least 50% of their sentence behind bars — the changes add funding for electronic monitoring and allow a study of parole and corrections. The committee still gave a do-not-pass recommendation and the bill now moves to further legislative review.

On Tuesday, the North Dakota House voted 46—43 to reject a resolution that would allow lawmakers to serve four complete terms totaling 16 years.

The measure was set for a reconsideration vote Wednesday, and if approved, it would have been submitted to voters in the 2026 general election—potentially altering current term limits.

Guard Jocelyn (Jocie) Schiller, named Summit League Women's Basketball Freshman of the Year at UND in Grand Forks, has transferred to NDSU and will join the Bison in Fargo.

She averaged 13.2 points, 4.6 rebounds, and led her team with 89 assists and 40 steals during her breakout true freshman season.

Carden International Circus

7:00 p.m. — FARGODOME — Tickets required — Experience an awe-inspiring show filled with acrobatics, elephants, and pre-show family activities.

31st Annual Gigantic Rummage Sale

8 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Veterans Memorial Arena — $1 — Explore over 150 booths and hunt for great finds at this lively spring event.

Petals for a Purpose Fundraiser

6-9 p.m. — Fargo Air Museum — Fundraiser Event — Celebrate community and support Hope Blooms while enjoying a night of beautiful flowers and inspiring positivity.

TreeHouse Live Performance

8 p.m. — Dempsey's Public House — Free Show — Enjoy a lively performance by TreeHouse at this local venue.

Totally Rad Vintage Fest

10 AM – 5 PM — Veterans Memorial Arena — Admission varies — Explore vibrant 80s, 90s, and Y2K vintage fashions and accessories from iconic vendors.

Bunny Blast

4:30-7 p.m. — Veterans Memorial Arena — $5/person — Enjoy an egg-stravaganza filled with hunting eggs, meeting the Easter Bunny, and fun activities for the whole family.

Stained Glass Quilted Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla — All supplies included — Create your own stained glass piece while learning soldering techniques under expert guidance.

Stained Glass Diamond Pinwheel Workshop

6-8 PM — Brewhalla — Supplies included — Craft your own stained glass pinwheel while learning techniques from the expert Morgan's Stained Glass.

Fargo Masonic Vendor & Craft Show

11 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Masonic Lodge — Lunch available — Support local businesses at this vibrant vendor and craft show.

Vincent Neil Emerson Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Aquarium — Tickets available — Experience heartfelt storytelling and musical journeys from a rising country star.