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
How to avoid being scammed on Giving Tuesday amid a rise in charity scam complaints
As North Carolinians open their wallets during the season of giving, scammers are out in full force.
Amid freezing temperatures, Raleigh shelters open to all in need: 'Life or death'
A "White Flag Night" means emergency shelters open their doors to anyone who needs a warm place to sleep.
NC small business owners grateful for support of shoppers on Small Business Saturday
When you support small businesses this holiday season, you're also supporting entrepreneurs.
Father of woman killed in Durham shares family's pain ahead Thanksgiving: 'Hurting so deep' 
"This is going to be a holiday that we're not going to be able to enjoy one another because of the pain we feel right now."
Wake County school board unanimously approves reassignment plan, paving way for major changes
Thousands of Wake County students will be shifted to different schools as the school board struggles to address ongoing growth.
Carter-Finley Stadium at NC State may soon have a new name: 'Surprised it took this long'
NC State Athletics has partnered with a sports marketing agency to identify a potential naming rights partner.
Healing Transitions helps support those in need during the holiday
As the world comes together to celebrate what's dubbed the most wonderful time of the year, people in recovery from substance abuse can find themselves alone.
Loved ones gather to honor mother, friend, cancer survivor, poet who died in Cary on Monday
Friends and fellow poets gathered Wednesday night to honor the life of 54-year-old Erica Holton.
3 people found shot dead inside home in Cary; autopsy scheduled, police say
Authorities revealed the relationship between three people found dead inside Cary home.
National Runaway Safeline highlights available resources in NC
People from the Tar Heel state called National Runaway Safeline 745 times seeking assistance for themselves or for someone else.