Tommy Anderson

Reporter · Fargo, ND

Tommy Anderson is a community reporter with a knack for uncovering local stories that matter. He has a journalism degree from Minnesota State University Moorhead and has reported for several local news organizations over his eight-year career.

13 stories from Tommy Anderson in Fargo

The Rough Riders Hotel in Medora, North Dakota, a historic landmark with a haunted reputation.

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Haunts of the Southwest: Rough Riders Hotel, Medora

As the sun sets over the rugged Badlands of Medora, shadows dance on the walls of the Rough Riders Hotel. Guests often report a chill in the air, a whisper of laughter echoing through the halls, and the eerie sound of toilets flushing without a soul in sight. For many, these ghostly encounters add...

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Memory care facility in St. Cloud, Minnesota

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State cites St. Cloud memory care home for neglect after sexual assaults

In a shocking revelation that has left the St. Cloud community reeling, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has cited Ecumen for neglect following a series of sexual assaults involving vulnerable residents. The facility, which serves individuals suffering from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease,...

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Deryck Middleton wrongful arrest lawsuit against GFPD

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Attorney describes wrongful arrest lawsuit against GFPD as 'extraordinarily rare'

In a quiet corner of Fargo, a troubling story is unfolding that has captured the attention of legal experts and residents alike. Deryck Middleton, a Colorado man, stands at the center of a wrongful arrest lawsuit against the Grand Forks Police Department (GFPD). The case, filed on October 8, has...

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A heartfelt memorial for Nolan Powell-Calhoun, surrounded by candles and flowers.

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Parents of north Fargo boy who died unexpectedly remember his fun, forgiving nature

In a quiet corner of Fargo, the laughter of children once echoed through the halls of the Powell-Calhoun household, where twelve-year-old Nolan Powell-Calhoun was the heart of the family. His parents, Jasmine and Nicalaus, remember him not just as their oldest child, but as a beacon of joy and...

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East Central District Judge Steven McCullough retires after 22 years

As the clock struck noon on October 30, the courtroom in Fargo fell silent, a poignant moment in the history of North Dakota's judiciary. Judge Steven McCullough, who has spent more than two decades shaping the legal landscape of Cass, Traill, and Steele counties, stepped down from the bench for...

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Children enjoying Halloween festivities at the Minot YMCA

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Minot YMCA focuses on inclusivity with Halloween event

As dusk fell over Minot, the air filled with laughter and excitement. Children donned costumes ranging from superheroes to whimsical creatures, their faces painted with joy. Parents watched with pride as their kids participated in games, crafts, and other festive activities at the local YMCA. This...

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Sleep psychologist Dr. Mark Rosenblum offers tips for adjusting to daylight saving time in Fargo.

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Sleep psychologist offers tips for daylight saving time transition

As the sun sets earlier and the days grow shorter, the arrival of daylight saving time can feel like a double-edged sword. Families in Fargo prepare for the clock change, hoping for an extra hour of sleep but often finding the transition more challenging than anticipated. For many, the shift can...

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Technology•Yesterday

OpenAI cuts funding target by $10 billion, FT reports

In a surprising turn of events, the tech landscape is buzzing with news of OpenAI's latest funding strategy. Just last week, the artificial intelligence powerhouse made a significant adjustment to its financial goals, reducing its target by a staggering $10 billion. This move signifies a shift in...

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov speaking at a press conference

Community•Yesterday

Russia’s Lavrov says inviting Poland to attend G20 meeting breaks diplomatic rules

In a world where diplomatic relations can shift like sand, the recent comments from Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov regarding Poland's potential inclusion in the G20 have sparked significant debate. As Lavrov stood on the sidelines of the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta, he...

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Community•Yesterday

US orders non-emergency staff to leave Saudi Arabia over security risks

Oct 30 (Reuters) The United States ordered non-emergency government employees and their family members ‌to leave Saudi Arabia effective October 23 due to safety risks, the US ‌embassy in Riyadh ⁠said on Friday, ⁠citing Houthi attacks on civilian airports and other critical infrastructure. US...

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Health•Yesterday

2 drivers injured in Clay County semi crash

FELTON, Minn. — Two semi drivers were injured in a crash Friday morning, Oct. 30, in Felton. According to a report from the Minnesota State Patrol, Bradley Joel Weerts, 57, of Ada, was driving a 2018 International Construction truck southbound on Highway 9. Larry Donald Mosloff, 54, of Glyndon, was...

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Technology•Yesterday

Big Tech returns smallest share of cash to shareholders in 15 years, given AI spending

By Patturaja Murugaboopathy Oct 30 (Reuters) The biggest US technology companies generated record amounts of cash in the first nine months of 2026, yet returned the smallest share of it to shareholders in at least 15 years as surging artificial intelligence spending squeezed share buybacks. The...

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Real Estate•Yesterday

Plain Talk: Teacher of the Year Frannie Tunseth sounds off, plus our final ND election predictions

MINOT — It is easy for politicians and voters to talk about education from 30 thousand feet, but the view from the front of a classroom looks a whole lot different. On the latest episode of Plain Talk, we were joined by Frannie Tunseth, a reading and math teacher at...

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