Good morning, Fargo.

A 34-year-old Valley City man was charged with DUI after his pickup drove the wrong way and hit a train Tuesday morning on the 400 block of 12th Avenue Northeast in West Fargo—he was injured and taken to Sanford Hospital.

Indigenous families celebrated the graduation of high school seniors at Dakota High School on 9th Avenue South—starting with a prayer, communal meal, and diploma presentations with traditional Native song and dance.

Each graduate received an eagle feather and a stole—elementary school children also gave gifts to encourage future learning.

NDSU and Titan Machinery are partnering to host a two-day summer camp that will give high school students a hands-on look at precision agriculture—participants will explore technical systems and practical maintenance tasks at NDSU Memorial Union.

The camp takes place on Aug. 5 and 6 and costs $100 per person.

Officials in a City Commission meeting on May 14 explained that money raised by voters' quarter-cent sales tax in November will fund public safety improvements; firefighters will see a 7% market adjustment + police officers will receive a 5% market adjustment while funds also upgrade technology and refurbish older facilities like the nearly 60-year-old burn building. The plan aims to align salaries with regional averages and renew critical infrastructure.

Fargo-Moorhead law enforcement agencies are hiring new staff—Moorhead Police has 14 officer openings with 13 offers and a Field Training Academy training six recruits, while Cass County Sheriff’s office is filling 17 jail staff positions.

West Fargo Police remains fully staffed.

Fargo Mayor Dr. Tim Mahoney said he was pleased Governor Kelly Armstrong signed a property tax relief bill but warned the city might face budget challenges because a new law caps local property tax budget increases at 3%—a rate far below Fargo’s 4.5 to 5% growth.

He added he doubted voters would approve any tax increases to bridge the gap.

Stained Glass Mountain Scene Workshop

3:30-5:30 p.m. — Brewhalla — Supplies included — Create a beautiful stained glass mountain scene while learning from an expert glass artist.

NDSU Spring Commencement

10 AM & 2 PM — FARGODOME — Free entry — Celebrate the achievements of graduates as they receive their degrees in a momentous ceremony.

FM USBC Annual Meeting & Awards Banquet

6-9 p.m. — Avalon Events Center — $35 before May 9th — Celebrate achievements with awards, dinner, and Hall of Fame induction.

Night at the Museum with Unglued: Crafting Experience

6-8 p.m. — Plains Art Museum — Ticket required — Get creative with candles and collages while enjoying the vibrant artwork of Anne Labovitz with a cash bar available.

Asian Night Market

4:30-9 p.m. — Fargo Air Museum — Free entry — Celebrate the vibrant spirit of AAPI culture with local vendors and traditional night market ambiance.

Stained Glass Hummingbird Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla — Ticket required — Create a beautiful stained glass hummingbird to brighten your home this spring.

Fargo Marathon Festivities

7 PM — 33 17th Ave N, Fargo, ND — Free admission — Celebrate marathon weekend with an all-day family-friendly bash full of fun and festivities.

World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series

6 PM — Red River Valley Speedway — Cheap tickets available — Experience the thrill of sprint car racing live in West Fargo.

Mad Alice - Tribute to Alice in Chains and Mad Season

8-9:30 p.m. — The Aquarium — Tickets available — Experience a powerhouse tribute to Alice in Chains and Mad Season with special guests Life of Grime.

Legally Blonde Jr.

7:30-9 p.m. — TAK Music Venue — Tickets available — Enjoy a fun and upbeat rendition of Legally Blonde JR. by local STUDiO ViBE students.