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 background in producing and reporting, she covers a range of topics including consumer health and mental health, while also exploring regional interest and world news. Sydney has been featured in Royal Central, KAAL-TV ABC 6 News, KVLY-TV, and MSN.
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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.
Considering her interest in community engagement and local events, pitches should emphasize stories that have a direct impact on the Rochester community. For example, highlighting unique or impactful fundraising initiatives or discussing how specific sports events contribute to the local culture could be effective approaches.
Pitches concerning newsworthy local events like fundraisers or noteworthy public celebrations would likely resonate well with Sydney given her focus on event coverage within Rochester.
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West Fargo police are sharing a new method aimed at combating point-of-sale transaction fraud.
Fargo Police Chief Travis Stefonowicz is asking city leaders to approve his budget request to hire eight more officers, adding to the department’s current 201 officers.
North Dakota lawmakers rejected a push to ban the use of non-disclosure agreements between data center developers and public agencies or officials. The vote on Senate Bill 2406 came down to 32-15.
A mistrial has been declared in the case of Lindsay Clancy, following days of a hung jury.
The Dilworth Pizza Ranch has permanently closed its doors.
West Fargo city commissioners are working toward approving the 2027 budget, with residents sharing input Tuesday night on where money should go.
The Fargo Theatre will begin to use Ticketmaster for any new shows announced through C More Events, LLC.
By: Sydney Zatz
A portion of the Fargo-Moorhead Area Diversion Project on County Road 81 near Oxbow is temporarily closed.
By: Sydney Zatz
Moorhead Area Public Schools will dedicate the press box at Jim Gotta Football Field to longtime Spud sports announcer Larry Knutson at Friday’s football game at 6 p.m.
Governor Tim Walz proclaimed Friday as Patriot Day and ordered United States and Minnesota flags to fly at half-staff.
