Abigail Dye
Abigail Dye is a journalist with a passion for crime and justice. She comes to FOX26 after spending two years as a crime reporter at KOKI in Tulsa, Oklahoma. There, she covered numerous crime stories including the St. Francis mass shooting.
Abigail graduated from the University of Cincinnati, and during her time as a student, she interned for KNBC in Los Angeles. In that role, she fell in love with hard news and investigative reporting. After graduating she returned to her hometown Columbus, Ohio to start her career. There, she worked on the digital team at WSYX before moving to Tulsa.
In her free time, Abigail can be found watching football, playing with her dog Apache or at the gym. She’s a bit of a workaholic who has a passion for holding criminals - and the justice system they go through - accountable. She’s excited to be living in Houston and feels honored by the opportunity to tell stories here.
The latest from Abigail Dye
General Counsel for Houston Rodeo accused of sending explicit images to minor, bond set at $50,000
The General Counsel for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo was arrested and charged after he was accused of sending explicit images to someone he believed was a minor.
Houston shooting: 15-year-old shot, 16-year-old killed at Nantucket Square Townhomes
Witnesses say two Black males, one tall and skinny, one short with dreads and both wearing black hoodies running from the scene.
New Houston Acting Police Chief: Did he know about the suspended case scandal?
The Acting Chief of the Houston Police Department, Larry Satterwhite, addressed the public less than 24 hours after the retirement of former police chief Troy Finner.
Missing Texas woman found murdered, boyfriend wanted
Texas woman Jasmine Muldoon was found murdered, her boyfriend is wanted and her family pleads for justice.
Houston police searching for wanted felon James Winthrop Momon Jr.
Houston police are searching for James Winthrop Momon Jr., who is wanted on multiple felony warrants, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Marijuana Reclassification: What changes? Who cares?
Could marijuana become legal? The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will be moving to reclassify marijuana.
Baytown police bust credit card skimming operation, arrest duo with deep skimmers
Baytown police arrested a couple accused of using a sophisticated credit card skimming operation with deep insert skimmers and pinhole cameras.
Harris County Sheriff's Office mourning loss of Deputy John Coddou
Harris County Deputy John Coddou, a 20-year veteran who died while trying to help at a crash scene, is remembered for his dedication to serving the community and his fellow veterans.
Houston crime: Suspect 'no-billed' in murder of gas station clerk over bag of chips
In a contentious decision, a Harris County grand jury opts not to indict a suspect involved in the fatal shooting of a gas station clerk.
17-year-old felon speaks out on teen violence in Fox In Focus series
Explore the realities of youth crime in Houston, as seen through the experiences of individuals like Joseph McSweeny Jr. and initiatives like Operation Outreach, and discover how you can make a difference in breaking the cycle.