Sgt. Scott Kostohryz presents a basketball to a lucky young man. (Photos/ Kelly Kuntz. ) Moorhead Police Department ...

A year and a half in the making, the city of Moorhead has brought together a friendship proclamation between the city of ...

The City of Moorhead received a grant of $62,579 from the Minnesota Historical Society to install a cameras inside and outside of the building that serves as a museum, senior center and city offices.

Advancing a roughly $500M downtown redevelopment vision, the city of Moorhead has paid $24.6 million for the Moorhead Center Mall property, a key acquisition related to the city’s effort to ...

MOORHEAD -- Farmer and real estate developer Gust Johanson has three pending court cases concerning city of Moorhead special assessments, including one case involving proposed assessments of more ...

MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - With large amounts of heavy, wet snow expected over the next several days, the City of Moorhead is asking people not to park on city streets from April 4-6.

MOORHEAD, MINN. (Valley News Live) - The City of Moorhead is putting out a call for Placemaking Services to manage the creation and implementation of a new or reimagined event and/or public space ...

MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - Dozens of Elm trees were donated to the City of Moorhead, thanks to by ASN Constructors.

MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - City of Moorhead Police Captain – Support Services Deric Swenson last date of employment with the city was May 23, 2025. Swenson had been employed by the ...

The glittering walkway is named in honor of Mary Schmitt, a city of Moorhead employee who died unexpectedly last November at the age of 54. Lights for the tunnel, part of the Fargo-Moorhead area's ...

An ambitious multiphase redevelopment project will remake the downtown area in the western Minnesota city of Moorhead.

The city of Moorhead loaned Envirosys $13.6 million to build the plant, which folded after 17 months. The city seized the plant and sold it to Tenneco/Pactiv for $9.5 million in June 1996.