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
Transgender woman beaten and robbed; thinks she was targeted because of gender ientitiy
Stephanie endured a severe attack during a robbery at a gas station, which she believes was motivated by her transgender identity. The assailant, who was wearing distinctive sneakers, left her with serious injuries requiring surgery.
"He didn't make it," War Veteran loses home and dog in house fire
Army Veteran David Pace experienced a harrowing ordeal when his house in Missouri City caught fire, leading to a narrow escape for him but tragically causing the loss of his cherished dog, Jax, and all the Christmas gifts he had bought for his grandchildren.
Galveston murderer comes to Harris County for second murder trial
A Galveston jury convicted 24-year-old Devan Jordon of Capital Murder Monday. The jury deliberated for two and a half hours before finding Jordan guilty for the shooting death of Jeffrey Johnson at his home in League City in June 2021.
Fentanyl in schools; Narcan incidents down 75% at Cleveland ISD
Our investigation began in September 2023 when videos of drug overdoses on campus during the school day began circulating.
Houston crime: Car sprayed with bullets, infant survives; 1 dead, 1 injured
One man is dead and another injured after a car was riddled with bullets Thursday evening in Southwest Houston, according to Houston police.
Harris County deputy shoots rifle-wielding suspect who jumped on car; suspect identified
Harris County law enforcement were involved in a shooting with an armed suspect in the Humble-area. The suspect was shot and is in unknown condition.
Houston ICE removes 25 child predators from Houston; targeting other criminals
The Houston Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office says they remove more than a thousand illegal non-citizens a month.
Former Harris County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Garrett Hardin found not guilty in killing of Roderick Brooks
Former Harris County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Garret Hardin was found not guilty by a jury Monday in the killing of Roderick Brooks.
Texas City death: What happened to 45-year-old Rego Ornelas?
What happened to 45-year-old Rego Ornelas? His family is determined to find out.
Houston robbery, kidnapping victim says suspects held him at gunpoint for an hour; new video
Houston police are searching for two suspects who kidnapped a man at gunpoint from a Home Depot parking lot and forced him to withdraw cash from an ATM.