Sydney McCoy is a journalist for Spectrum News, with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in the Syracuse area of New York. Sydney's work covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, local business profiles, and social issues affecting the region. Their reporting aims to highlight the unique stories and voices within the Syracuse community.
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Sydney's coverage reflects a local focus, particularly on topics related to family and relationships, sports, business and industry, as well as human resources and employment. Her articles often feature expert commentary and cite data.
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By: Sydney Mccoy
The funding from the challenge is extending lives and changed research.
By: Sydney Mccoy
Retired Master Sgt. Kevin Holland re-enlisted after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
With less than 50 days until Election Day, the campaign trail is heating up in the Tar Heel State.
By: Sydney Mccoy
Faylene Whitaker started her farm with her husband almost 50 years ago, with no farming experience.
By: Sydney Mccoy, Joseph Konig
The appearance in Wilkesboro, N.C., came a day after at least four top officials on his campaign stepped down.
By: Sydney Mccoy
Homeless community members want to be seen as people amidst encampments being shut down.
Before you cast your ballot, check to see if your ID will be accepted and what to do if you don’t have one.
By: Sydney Mccoy, Eleanor Saunders, Justin Pryor
Early in-person voting begins Thursday, Oct. 17 in North Carolina and runs through Saturday, Nov. 2 at 3 p.m.
Many family pets include dogs and cats, but eighth grader Rilen Wright grew up with hundreds cows and tens of thousands of chickens.
It can take a year to plan a scare. Find out how a top haunted house gets its frights.
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