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Derek Chauvin case could be a turning point in prosecuting police Valley lawyers believe Derek Chauvin case could be turning point in prosecuting police. and last updated 2021-04-21 00:14:00-04 Two Valley lawyers who have worked on police officers' criminal cases say the Derek Chauvin verdict may be a turning point in how the justice system handles crimes involving on-duty law enforcement officers. On Tuesday, Former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin was convicted on all three counts against him, including second-degree murder, for the killing of George Floyd in May 2020. Defense attor...

Two Valley fire departments are receiving grant funding from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) through the Volunteer Fire Assistance (VFA) Program.

Valley nurses discover they are half-siblings after working together for two years Two Valley nurses found out they were related after working together for two years. and last updated 2021-02-09 15:19:32-05 GLENDALE, AZ — Two Valley nurses found out they were related after working together for two years. Sandi Sandrik began looking for her biological father recently in hopes to learn more about her family history. "I wasn’t really looking for him," said Sandrik. "My whole life I thought he didn’t know I was in existence." After taking a 23andMe DNA test, a first cousin reached...

Steve Greenberg and Mike Breen are turning isolation into inspiration. Author: Rich Prange Updated: 4:43 PM MST January 21, 2021 PHOENIX — A lot of people have experienced a roller coaster of emotions because of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s also been on hard on local musicians who have few places to perform. Two Valley musicians have made social media their performance outlet while helping to lift people’s spirits through their music. Music has a way of easing the soul, and that’s what Scottsdale’s own Steve Greenberg hopes his music will do for lis...

Two Arizona actors tapped to join live, virtual off-Broadway musical production of 'Newsies' Two Valley performers are headed to New York City to be part of an off-Broadway musical, though they won't have to leave the comfort of their homes thanks to new technology. and last updated 2020-12-14 19:58:44-05 PHOENIX — Two Valley performers are headed to New York City to be part of an off-Broadway musical, though they won't have to leave the comfort of their homes thanks to new technology. Amber Chen, 11, and Allie Rose, 18, have been tapped to perform in a live, virtual production of News...