Sean Coffey - Reporter at ABC11 WTVD
Sean Coffey joined the ABC11 Eyewitness News team as a reporter in March 2023, following stints working in Texas and Pennsylvania.

Prior to moving to Raleigh, Sean worked at WBRE-TV/WYOU-TV in Wilkes-Barre, PA - first as a reporter, then as a morning anchor. During his time in the Northeast, he covered two Presidential rallies, the 2020 election, record-breaking snowstorms, and the Little League World Series.

Before that, Sean was a sports anchor and reporter in Victoria, TX, where he was lucky enough to cover major events like the 2019 World Series - in addition to some amazing high school football, of course. During the pandemic, he shifted his focus to news full-time, working as a reporter and anchor.

A Westchester County, NY native, Sean's journalism roots run deep. His dad is a best-selling author who worked as a New York City sportswriter for 30 years, and his sister covers the Phillies for the Philadelphia Inquirer. He's thrilled to be living and working in the Triangle - where he's back in the world of amazing BBQ - and can't wait to explore everything the area has to offer.

You can catch Sean at any number of local restaurants, or at the gym trying to burn it all off. If you see him out and about, don't hesitate to say hello!


Sean's Stories
Pay raises for North Carolina teachers to kick in after Senate bill signed by Governor
It's not clear when the now-approved raises will officially hit paychecks.
Even after Apple delays project, demand, prices for Wake County homes remains high
Apple confirmed in June that their plans for an RTP campus would be delayed by 4 years.
Thousands begin year-round school in Wake County on Monday
Wake County Superintendent Robert Taylor will visit the newest year-round school, Woods Creek Elementary, to ring in the new school year.
Sunday travel expected to break record amid widespread delays
Countless air passengers braved flight delays and cancellations Sunday on what was expected to be the busiest day in the history of airline travel.
Emergency workers urge caution amid dangerous temps, water rescues
The dangerously hot temperatures that 4th of July goers endured on Thursday are expected to last through the holiday weekend.
Court records reveal new details about suspect killed in shootout with Fayetteville police officers
The murder suspect man gunned down in an exchange of gunfire with Fayetteville Police had previously served time for another murder charge.
Murder suspect killed after hours-long standoff identified by Fayetteville police
Fayetteville police officers shot and killed the man following a nearly 4-hour standoff.
Brier Creek crime spike sparks community forum with Raleigh Police, city leaders
Dozens of Brier Creek residents and business owners gathered for an open forum with Raleigh Police to discuss crime trends in the area
NC Courage GK Casey Murphy reflects on cracking Olympic roster, soccer's rise in the Triangle
A Triangle soccer star is shipping off to Paris to represent her country in the upcoming Olympic Games.
General Assembly overrides 3 Cooper vetoes, including bill restricting public mask-wearing
North Carolina lawmakers voted to override three of Gov. Roy Cooper's vetoes.