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TJ Nelson

Broadcasting has been in my blood for as long as I can remember. From my younger years when I would "broadcast" pretend radio programs into my sisters playroom, to my first job at an actual radio station, KZZJ-AM in Rugby, when I was 15, to my present day position as WDAY 6 News 5 o'clock Producer and Co-Anchor. In between the early years and now, I've worn many hats in the broadcasting business. I was a morning radio disc jockey at Magic 105 in Minot during college at Minot State University. My first break into the television business came at KMOT-TV in Minot where I was the main weather anchor. But, after a couple of years I moved into a part of the business I'd always wanted to be a part of...news. That took me to KXMC-TV in Minot where I was the 6 and 10 news producer and 10 o'clock co-anchor. Now, WDAY and Fargo are home and I couldn't be happier to be a part of this news team and this growing community.
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Two suspects named in Wednesday Stop-N-Go Robbery

Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - That dramatic SWAT team operation in South Fargo this afternoon didn't net police two men they are looking for. The Fargo men are suspects in an armed robbery Wednesday at Stop-N-Go on 23rd Street. Federal and local authorities collected evidence from the scene believed to be related to that robbery, but what they didn't find, the suspects.

WDAY, 10/28/2011

Burcham acquitted

Moorhead, MN (WDAY TV) - After spending almost two years behind bars a man accused in a 1993 murder in Moorhead is a free man tonight.

WDAY, 06/28/2011

Voters overwhelmingly pass West Fargo school bond referendum

West Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - The West Fargo School District proved the third time was the charm for a bond referendum. Voters overwhelmingly passed the district's latest bond referendum. The 82.5 million dollar referendum passed by a vote of 5,194 to 2,226. It is a 70-percent majority, well above the 60-percent needed.

WDAY, 05/24/2011

Senator Conrad's retirement announcement sends political shock waves across the state

(WDAY TV) - A shocking announcement from longtime North Dakota Senator Kent Conrad. He is retiring. Conrad says there are some big issues to tackle and another campaign would just be a distraction. The news was unexpected from the man who has served in the senate since 1986 and is the current chairman of the powerful budget committee.

WDAY, 01/18/2011

Henning students face expulsion after they were overheard making threats with a gun

Henning, Minn. (WDAY TV) - School officials in Henning are investigating multiple school threats tonight. The principal says 2 students made the threats against staff and other students and now police are involved.

WDAY, 01/17/2011

Sen. Franken: Tragedy will not keep politicians from meeting with constituents

(WDAY TV) - The shooting of a United States Congresswoman Saturday in Arizona shocked the nation and politicians at every level of government. Six people, including a federal judge, died in the shooting rampage. Minnesota Senator Al Franken is among those voicing shock by what happened.

WDAY, 01/10/2011

Allcare Dental Reimbursements Could Be Hard to Get

FARGO, ND (WDAY TV)-There is more bad news for customers of Allcare Dental and Denture. Not only did Allcare on 13th Avenue shut down suddenly this week, but customers who paid in advance may never see their money again.

WDAY, 01/06/2011

Fewer Teens Smoking, More Turning to Marijuana

FARGO, ND (WDAY TV)- There is good news and bad news when it comes to teens and smoking. The good news is fewer teens are smoking cigarettes. The bad news is more and more are taking up marijuana instead.

WDAY, 12/17/2010

Moorhead Fire Chief Investigation: Hewitt will not be charged

Moorhead, Minn. (WDAY TV) - New major developments today in the case against Moorhead's Fire Chief. Today we learned Joel Hewitt will not be charged and also learned more about why he was under investigation in the first place.

WDAY, 12/14/2010

Gattuso Murder Trial: Jury seated, father-in-law will testify for the prosecution

Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - It has been just over a year since Fargo dentist Philip Gattuso was murdered in his south Fargo home after multiple blows to his head with a hammer. The nine women, three man jury is seated and the man accused in the murder-for-hire scheme now stands trial.

WDAY, 11/30/2010

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