Body Part Suspects Released From Custody |Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Spring is officially on the way, the clocks have sprung forward and it looks like the groundhog was right about a couple of things.

Here are the most read stories of the week in the Hudson Valley.

Hochul Says DA Should Have 'Brought Murder Charges' In Body Parts Case

Did the governor want the police to leave them out, despite having evidence that they cut up and disposed of two bodies?"— DA Ray Tierney.

Westchester Man Who Posed As Teen, Enticed 14-Year-Old, Gets 50 Years

Feds called the 35-year-old's unspeakable crimes a "nightmare of every parent of a child who uses a smartphone."

Ring Camera In Rockland Helps Find Missing Hiker

A Rockland County homeowner was instrumental in helping find a woman who went missing during a hike on Sunday.

2 Accused Of Faking Evidence To Cover Up Fatal Hit-And-Run in Ulster

The collision resulted in the death in January of a 21-year-old woman who was walking along the shoulder of Route 9W in Saugerties.

Salamanders, Peepers Emerge Early - Hudson Valley Volunteers Assist

The mild winter and all that rain triggered one of the earliest migrations DEC has observed.

Workers With The Developmentally Disabled To Rally For Higher Pay

'Rally in the Valley' is Friday in Rockland over a staffing shortage that has reached crisis levels.

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