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
Heart transplant brings families together after NC 15-year-old's death from nut allergy
A Fuquay-Varina family learned their 15-year-old daughter's organs would save the lives of five people.
Raleigh police chief lays out vision, priorities for the department: 'Engage our community'
Chief Boyce started the Cops on the Blocks initiative several years back and has already brought it back.
High school students in DPAC program get inside look at career in media and journalism
ABC11 anchors and reporters gave students insight into the life of a media professional.
Raleigh PD and Fire team up in hockey fundraiser for wounded officer: 'It impacts everybody'
All proceeds will benefit Raleigh police officer Max Gillick and his family after he was critically wounded in January.
Neighbors concerned about safety as Holly Springs approves new development near schools
"It's going to be developed, and it should be, but not right now."
Boy not found after second day of searching Tar River in Franklin County
Rescuers are searching the Tar River for a 7-year-old boy who fell in the water and disappeared on Monday.
Tobacco Road Marathon runners pound the pavement for NC charities, Helene survivors
A portion of the proceeds raised for this year's race were sent to American Red Cross Disaster Relief in support of those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Feeling tired today? A closer look at the push to end daylight saving time in the US
It was established as law back over 100 years ago as a way to maximize daylight hours to help save on energy consumption during WWI.
Hantavirus symptoms, treatment, risk factors in North Carolina
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that if hantavirus progresses to hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, about 38% of people end up dying from the disease.
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.