Sydnee Scofield
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
Marine mom helps junior enlisted military members fly home for the holidays
'Miles for Military' is a nonprofit that helps junior listed military members pay for flights to go home during holidays.
98-year-old woman scammed out of $800K, but no one facing charges
Despite private investigators tracking down the scammers who stole the money, law enforcement agencies aren't charging the people involved.
Raleigh Firefighters connect with community as they compete for best decorated firehouse
"Having this type of celebration here at work really means a lot..."
InterAct among domestic violence resource centers increase staff during holidays
The holidays are supposed to be a happy time, but they can amplify financial stress and unsafe situations at home.
Triangle 5-year-old battling rare genetic disorder gets gift of song from Enloe High School Choir
Through the Sing Me a Story Foundation, the two young brothers wrote a story together about a pair of dinosaur siblings and got to hear Enloe's choir perform their work in a song.
Retired Duke professor helped restore the famed Notre Dame cathedral in Paris after 2019 fire
After five long years of painstaking work, Notre Dame finally welcomed back visitors this past weekend -- to a site no one has seen in almost 800 years.
Retired FBI special agent in NC weighs in after NYPD makes arrest in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO
Retired 27-year FBI Special Agent Frank Brostrom spoke to ABC11 about his takeaways from the investigation into the death of insurance CEO Brian Thompson.
NCDHHS, new digital platform provides mental health support for North Carolina teens
State officials decided to partner with a new service called 'Somethings.'
'Share Your Holiday' program helps hundreds of Durham families in need: 'Means everything'
This year, the 'Share Your Holiday' program said it is delivering gifts to roughly 900 Durham families in need.
Raleigh Police's Auto Theft Task Force recovers 86 vehicles, $2.3 million in property since June
With car thefts on the rise, in Raleigh, police changed tactics and are starting to see positive results.