Sye Bennefield Jr. is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. He writes for MySA and his work has also appeared in the Laredo Morning Times. Sye covers a range of local news topics, including crime, weather, sports, and human interest stories.
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Sye Bennefield Jr. focuses primarily on local news in Texas, particularly San Antonio, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to sports, crime, weather, and events. Pitching relevant local sources who can provide real-time updates or exclusive insights into ongoing incidents may be well-received.
Given the high percentage of sports-related coverage, Sye may appreciate pitches that offer unique perspectives from athletes or officials involved in significant sporting events within his geographic focus.
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A winning scratch-off game ticket has produced yet another top prize worth $1 million winner, says the Texas Lottery.
While there remains a low chance for a patchy, light wintry mix this Sunday, the NWS says that possibility is only forecasted for parts of the Hill Country.
NBA All-Star weekend is the stuff of legends, and first-year phenom Victor Wembanyama was just named a participant in the annual Rising Stars game.
The City of San Antonio's Solid Waste Management Department is set to host another free landfill day event this weekend for local residents.
By: Sye Bennefield
Wounded, ill and injured military members and veterans will compete in Military City. San Antonio just received some gold medal worthy news just days after the conclusion of the Olympics
By: Sye Bennefield Jr.
Two people were found dead after a vehicle rolled over several times on the South Side early Saturday morning, authorities say.
A $1 million winning lottery ticket was sold in Lamesa, Texas, according to the Texas Lottery commission.
By: Sye Bennefield Jr.
Our favorite high-end venture on the city's Far Northside, Frida Mexican Restaurant & Bar, looks to be closed after being locked out for alleged unpaid rent.
Two people were found dead after a vehicle rolled over several times on the South Side early Saturday morning, authorities say.
As a local family continues to grieve the loss of their 1-year-old son who died from attack wounds, two more children now find themselves hospitalized.
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