Sydney Cameron
Sydney Cameron is an award-winning journalist who joined the FOX 35 news team in November 2018.
Sydney received a broadcast journalism degree from American University in 2008. After graduation Sydney moved overseas to Auckland, New Zealand where she worked as a volunteer associate producer and editor for a community television series.
Before moving to Orlando, Sydney was a morning anchor and reporter in Johnson City, Tennessee. During her time in the Tri-Cities, she shined a light on the opioid epidemic and the people it impacts. She won a Tennessee Media & Editors Associated Press award for her in-depth coverage about a dangerous illicit drug called fentanyl and its impact on people in the community and law enforcement. She was also recognized as one of the best reporters in the state by The Associated Press.
Sydney also worked as a reporter and anchor in Richmond, Virginia and Columbus, Georgia. She covered regional and national stories including the corruption trial of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell and the poisoning of the Toomer’s Corner oak trees at Auburn University.
Sydney loves discovering new places with her husband and young son, reading and writing poetry in her free time. She is a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
Sydney is eager to be a voice for the community and address concerns that matter to you. Please feel free to reach out to her if you have a story idea.
The latest from Sydney Cameron
Famous Florida Highwaymen paintings up for sale at estate sale
The Florida Highwaymen were a group of 26 Black artists, mostly from the Fort Pierce area, who prevailed racial barriers in Florida in the 1950s to become successful landscape artists.
Video released of shooting at Father's Day event that left 1 dead
Early Monday morning, deputies were still investigating the scene located in the 9500 block of County Road 235 in Wildwood.
Parents expected to weigh in on Orange County schools face mask policy
Currently, all students and staff are required to wear face masks or coverings at school. But hundreds of parents have been calling on OCPS to make masks optional.
Passenger: 'No regrets' after 2 COVID-positive cases aboard Celebrity Millennium ship
A passenger aboard Royal Caribbean’s Celebrity Millennium ship said he has no regrets about taking the cruise after two passengers onboard tested positive for coronavirus.
Florida vs. CDC: Judge to hear cruise ship lawsuit arguments on Thursday
Governor Ron DeSantis filed a lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in April challenging restrictions imposed by the CDC that halted the cruise industry for more than a year.
CDC: U.S. unlikely to meet President Biden's vaccine goal by July 4
Officials said 15.5 million Americans would need to get at least one dose of the vaccine in the next four weeks to meet the milestone.
Orlando pays tribute to long-time Parramore community leader with sign re-dedication
City officials unveiled a special memorial neighborhood watch sign in tribute of Vencina Cannady, a long-time champion of the Parramore community.
12-year-old accused of shooting at Volusia deputies appears before judge
His arraignment is set for June 23 at 10:30 a.m.
Floridians must now apply for 5 jobs per week to receive unemployment benefits
On June 26, Florida will stop participating in the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) program, the $300 per week supplemental FPUC payment.
Why you should buy your July 4th fireworks now, expert explains
The fireworks industry is expecting a shortage during its busiest season of the year. Industry experts said that sales have been booming since the pandemic.