Multi-Media Journalist/9 P.M. Weekday Anchor
Sydney Zatz is a Multi-Media Journalist and 9 p.m. Weekday Anchor at Valley News Live. With a strong background in security, law enforcement, and public safety, she covers a range of topics including civil rights and social interest, while also focusing on regional and world news. Sydney has been featured in Royal Central, KAAL-TV ABC 6 News, and KVLY-TV.
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Sydney's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and entertainment in the Rochester area of Minnesota. She often covers topics related to fundraising activities, sports events, and seasonal happenings.
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One person is injured after a crash Saturday morning in Detroit Lakes.
Blazin’ Bronco of Cleveland, Ohio, earned first place in Happy Harry’s RibFest 2026 Critic’s Choice Award, reclaiming the top spot after a competition among six national rib vendors.
First responders were sent to the intersection of 45th Street and 19th Avenue South Saturday afternoon for a report of a crash involving two vehicles.
The Fargo Fire Department extinguished a structure fire on the 700 block of 14th Street North on Saturday afternoon.
The metro area street crimes unit arrested a 43-year-old man Saturday evening in connection with a shots fired incident that occurred in Downtown Fargo early Saturday morning.
State Senator Josh Boschee will be Fargo’s next mayor.
Fargo’s Garden of Healing has raised enough money to start phase two of its expansion project.
The city of Detroit Lakes is asking swimmers to use caution after reports of swimmer’s itch in Detroit Lake.
Sunday marks one year since a derecho swept through Bemidji, leaving widespread damage across the city.
The Fargo City Commission approved a new convention center site during an emotional meeting that marked the final night for Mayor Tim Mahoney, Deputy Mayor Denise Kolpack and Commissioner Dave Piepkorn.
