Fargo fire officials are cautioning residents about weekly carbon monoxide incidents. According to Deputy Fire Marshal Brett Bergh, outdated detectors pose a serious hazard, and upgrading to 10-year battery units is a vital step toward safety.

When bees pursued Darrell Murphy near his Fulshear home, his swift response averted a potentially serious infestation. Specialists noted that waiting could have made the situation much worse.

Woken abruptly at 2 A.M., homeowners faced a slithering surprise slipping into their sewage pipes, leading to a tense encounter in their own bathroom.