Sean Coffey
Prior to moving to Raleigh, Sean worked at WBRE-TV/WYOU-TV in Wilkes-Barre, PA - first as a reporter, then as a morning anchor. During his time in the Northeast, he covered two Presidential rallies, the 2020 election, record-breaking snowstorms, and the Little League World Series.
Before that, Sean was a sports anchor and reporter in Victoria, TX, where he was lucky enough to cover major events like the 2019 World Series - in addition to some amazing high school football, of course. During the pandemic, he shifted his focus to news full-time, working as a reporter and anchor.
A Westchester County, NY native, Sean's journalism roots run deep. His dad is a best-selling author who worked as a New York City sportswriter for 30 years, and his sister covers the Phillies for the Philadelphia Inquirer. He's thrilled to be living and working in the Triangle - where he's back in the world of amazing BBQ - and can't wait to explore everything the area has to offer.
You can catch Sean at any number of local restaurants, or at the gym trying to burn it all off. If you see him out and about, don't hesitate to say hello!
Sean's Stories
Raleigh restaurants aren't taking chances as cyclospora cases climb
The increase comes as Downtown Raleigh Restaurant Week gets underway, bringing larger crowds to restaurants across the city.
'Live, Work, Play': Research Triangle Park marks RTP 3.0 milestone, celebrates what's to come
RTP 3.0 is the culmination of nearly five years of collaboration, the foundation says.
CIAA football media day 2026 held in Durham
Football teams from the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association conference gathered in Durham to discuss the upcoming season.
Man charged with shooting woman, 2 officers denied bond as heavily armed police on-site for hearing
Heavily armed officers were present outside and inside the Wilson County Courthouse for the suspect's first appearance.
Funding approved after 3 Wake County elementary schools deemed unsafe because of structural issues
School leaders say the buildings are unsafe for students and staff until repairs are completed.
Raleigh confirms offer to buy the Wilmington Street Parking Deck has been withdrawn
Businesses and visitors voiced concerns that potential sale could have adverse effects on downtown activity.
Working through the heat: Construction crews take precautions as temperatures soar
Officials said hydration, electrolytes and recognizing the warning signs of heat-related illness are key to keeping workers safe.
Rezoning proposal in North Raleigh near Millbrook High draws safety concerns
The rezoning would allow for a new housing development between Litchford Road and Johnsdale Road near Millbrook High School.
World Cup excitement inspiring next generation of Triangle soccer players
Youth soccer leaders say the continued growth of the sport is creating new opportunities for players across the Triangle.
Protesters push back on NC elections bill as debate continues
Opponents, including Democrats and voting rights groups, argue the bill could hurt voter access and say the process has lacked transparency.