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
NEW: 84 victims identified in sex trafficking bust that shut down 9 Houston bars
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission has cracked down on several Houston-area bars, issuing emergency suspensions due to their involvement in human trafficking and prostitution. With 84 potential victims identified and the possibility of additional measures looming, experts underline the severity of trafficking in the region.
Car gets towed with baby inside while mom was drinking at bar, according to police
A Houston mother is facing charges after leaving her 3-year-old child in her car, which was subsequently towed away, unaware that the child was inside.
5-year-old accidentally shoots herself, stepfather arrested while out on bond for gun charge
A Harris County 5-year-old is in the hospital after investigators say she accidentally shot herself.
Former student says Houston ISD assistant principal sexually assaulted him
A former student at Westbury High School has accused an assistant principal of sexual assault, alleging the incident occurred at the principal's apartment.
Humble crash: Probation violator behind fatal crash that took the life of Esoterica Spivey
Records show that Sebastian Sanchez, 25, was on a five-year probation when he caused a deadly crash while running from police.
Houston Heroes: Boots are on the ground in Florida as Milton makes landfall
Governor Greg Abbott has mobilized hundreds of personnel and resources to respond to the hurricane, as some dedicated Houstonians travel to Florida to lend a helping hand.
Baytown crime: Gas station fined $50,000 for price gouging during Hurricane Beryl
Baytown gas station, Super Stop, has been fined $50,000 for price gouging during Hurricane Beryl, after raising fuel prices by over 40%.
Houston commemorates 1 year since Hamas attacks on Israel
Hundreds gathered at Beth Yushuran Synagogue in Houston to commemorate the lives lost during the October 7 attacks in Israel, marking one year since the devastating conflict began.
Harris County crime: 5-month-old girl dies after alleged child abuse, parents arrested
A 5-month-old girl named Ja'nae died after being taken to the hospital with severe injuries, leading to the arrest of her parents on child abuse charges.
Who killed Cody Johnson? Investigators need help cracking the road rage killing
Family and friends gathered at Alphaland gym to honor 19-year-old Cody Johnson, sharing heartfelt memories while seeking answers in his tragic shooting case.