Bobby Falat is a Morning News Producer at WAOW. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on agriculture and farming, health and wellness, and environmental issues, exploring themes such as climate change, law enforcement, and natural resources. Bobby's work has been featured in various outlets including KFYR-TV, KVLY-TV, and WILX-TV, among others.
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Bobby Falat's coverage is heavily focused on local news, including evolving and breaking stories related to crime, weather, fires, law enforcement, wildlife conservation, education and entertainment. If you have timely information or expert insights related to these topics within the North Dakota area or general U.S., especially Fargo and its surrounding areas such as Devils Lake or Becker County in Minnesota.
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Grand Forks police are investigating the death of a child, the department confirmed Monday. Lt.
Students said A-F grades are familiar, easy to understand, and something colleges recognize. But they also told researchers they want something else: better alignment between what's taught in class and what's actually tested.
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The farm continues to add attractions and make changes so returning visitors have something new to experience. This year's additions include a mini zip line, paintball, and animal rider racers. The corn maze design also changes every year.
By: Bobby Falat
The DEA Omaha Division said investigators had removed more than five million potentially deadly doses of fentanyl from communities across Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota during the first nine months of 2026.
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Sanford Health also advises drivers to slow down in residential neighborhoods, keep phones down, and turn on headlights early. Families should stick to sidewalks, choose face paint over masks that can block vision, and make sure costumes fit to prevent trips and falls.
