Sydnee Scofield - Anchor and Reporter at ABC11 WTVD
Sydnee Scofield is an anchor and reporter for ABC 11 Eyewitness News.

Sydnee is a former host of a national daily crime show on Roku, Tubi, and a few other streaming services. She regularly interviewed experts in the criminal justice system all across the world, including judges, investigators, psychologists, attorneys, and forensic scientists. The part of the job she found most rewarding was hearing the stories from the loved ones of cold case victims.

She has been an anchor and reporter at KRDO in Colorado Springs, CO; KHQ in Spokane, WA; and KOLO in Reno, NV. During her time in Colorado, she won an Emmy for her story highlighting the impact of the conflict in Ukraine on a Colorado woman. She also won a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Writing while working in Spokane.

Sydnee has worked to shine a light on unsolved cases across the country and is grateful for the opportunity to continue that work in North Carolina. If there are cases that deserve more attention, or issues in the criminal justice system that more people need to know about, please reach out to Sydnee.

She's excited to bring her passion for covering crime, courts, and unsolved cases to the Triangle.

When she's not at work, Sydnee spends her time cooking, reading, and getting outside with her dog, a German Shorthaired Pointer named Gravy.


Sydnee's Stories
Map shows racially restrictive covenants, historical inequity across Wake County: 'Intent was ugly'
The map shows the neighborhoods established under covenants with racially restrictive language.
Two Clayton Police Officers rescue 11-year-old girl from pond
The harrowing rescue entailed one officer needing a little help himself during a valiant struggle to save a girl from drowning.
Crews contain large brush fire in Hope Mills
It happened just off Rock Fish Road near a senior living center and a shopping center.
UNCSA alum roots for colleagues at 97th Academy Awards Ceremony
After doing the test makeup for "A Different Man", Richard Redlefsen is excited to see if the film wins an Oscar on Sunday night.
Advocates tell federal workers not to respond to DOGE email: 'What did you do last week?'
Elon Musk posted on X that failure to respond would signify resignation.
Siembra NC holds training to combat misinformation about immigration enforcement
Siembra NC's hotline is flooded with reports of ICE activity since Inauguration Day.
Horrific 53-vehicle pileup in Orange County cleared by one towing company: 'It's very surreal'
"You hear these stories out west, where you see all these major incidents and major collisions, and you don't really ever think that's going to be here."
1 dead in crash involving 53 vehicles on I-85 in Orange County
All lanes of I-85 westbound have reopened near Hillsborough after being closed for nearly 9 hours.
Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams delivers State of the City address
Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams outlined his priorities for the Bull City on Tuesday night.
Durham teens fight for after-school program funding amid youth gun violence: 'My safe space'
Durham City Hall was filled with people Monday night to advocate against the lack of funding for after-school programs, like POOF.