Good morning, Fargo.

North Dakota State College of Science automotive students received a donation of a 2024 Ford F-150 STX Series pickup from Vision Ford and Ford Motor Company on Sept.

12. The truck will serve as a real-world training tool — filling a gap in the school's fleet and addressing the shortage of skilled technicians — while letting students work on modern suspension, electronics and dashboard systems.

NDSU reported that 257 students earned their degrees in the summer semester, with the graduation list showing their hometowns, majors and degree types—honors graduates needed a 3.50 GPA and 12 credits.

Three NDSU students spent their summer interning at NASA research centers—one worked on a lunar camera system while another tested heat pipes—and said hands-on projects and strong NDSU mentorship have prepared them for future aerospace careers.

NDSU released its Summer 2025 Dean's List with 169 students earning honors by meeting standards that require a 3.50 GPA and enrollment in at least 12 credits.

North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer marked conservative activist Charlie Kirk's death and voiced concern over a federal plan to assign extra security officers to all U.S. Senators—he said that having more officers could make senators less accessible.

Cramer added that while he prayed for peace, the loss would lead to deeper, significant discussions about security and public engagement.

MSUM Football head coach Steve Laqua met with reporter Jace Denman and discussed the team's changes from Game 1 to Game 2 as they prepare for the upcoming home opener against Winona State.

He said the coaching staff will tweak its strategy—using lessons from previous games—to boost performance in future contests.

Big Game James McCarty interviewed MSUM Football tight end Gavin Lill on September 12 and Lill discussed his first collegiate touchdown as well as his approach to the upcoming home opener—his teammates’ support makes him confident.

MSUM Dragon Football starting quarterback Jack Strand spoke with reporter Big Game James McCarty about his 2-0 season start during the home opener, saying he felt special playing at home in front of Dragon fans — he described his accomplishments and the team's strong support.

3D Stained Glass Pumpkin Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla — All supplies included — Create your own 3D stained glass pumpkin just in time for fall.

Red River Market BBQ Day

10 AM – 2 PM — Broadway Square — SNAP/EBT accepted — Enjoy local vendors, live country music, and BBQ demos at this vibrant community event.

Piff the Magic Dragon

7-10 p.m. — Fargo Theatre — Last-minute ticket deals available — Experience the quirky magic and comedy of Piff the Magic Dragon.

Live Trivia Night at Louie's

7-9 p.m. — Louie’s Sports Bar & Grill — Free entry — Test your knowledge and have a fun night with trivia challenges.

Stained Glass Workshop with Morgan's Stained Glass

6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla — Cost of ticket required — Create your own stained glass lotus flower piece while learning the art of copper foil and soldering.

Junkin' Market Days Fall Event

4-7 p.m. — Veterans Memorial Arena — $5 admission — Discover over 80 small businesses featuring unique finds and delicious local food trucks.

3D Stained Glass Pumpkin Workshop

10 AM – 12 PM — Brewhalla — Cost included — Create a charming 3D stained glass pumpkin for the fall season with expert guidance.

Woodland Watercolor Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Ticket required — Embrace fall by painting whimsical watercolor ferns and acorns in a cozy environment.

Live Trivia Night at Louie's Sports Bar & Grill

7-9 p.m. — Louie's Sports Bar & Grill — Free entry — Engage your wits in weekly trivia contests featuring fun challenges and great camaraderie.

Stained Glass Skull or Bat Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Ticket required — Create your own spooky stained glass masterpiece for Halloween with expert guidance.