Steven Dial
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Dallas, TX, United States
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Recent articles by Steven:
Frisco police searching for suspects in bizarre jewelry thefts
At least four similar incidents have been reported to Frisco police in the last three months. → Read More
Suspect arrested in Grand Prairie police officer's death
The Grand Prairie police department arrested a man who led Officer Brandon Tsai on a chase Monday night. → Read More
Keller ISD votes to ban books about gender identity
School board meetings have become political battlegrounds, and Monday in Keller was no different. → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott says he may stop busing migrants if Republicans take Congress
FOX 4's Steven Dial talked to Governor Greg Abbott about a number of issues heading into Tuesday's Election Day, including immigration, abortion, the shooting in Uvalde and the enthusiasm he is seeing from voters across the state. → Read More
Texas: The Issue Is - Secretary of State John Scott discusses voting integrity ahead of midterm election
This week’s Texas: The Issue Is... focuses on the midterm election here in Texas. → Read More
Texas midterm election: Expect strong showing from Republicans, polls say
Rice University political analyst and pollster Mark Jones about what to expect from this year's midterm election. → Read More
Gun accidentally goes off in Dallas ISD cafeteria
The district says the gun “accidentally discharged” before school or breakfast started in the morning. → Read More
Texas governor debate did little to change people's minds, recent poll shows
The poll released by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion showed Republican Gov. Greg Abbott with an eight-point lead over Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke among likely voters. But the poll’s margin of error is large at about 5%, which statistically allows for a two-point O'Rourke win or an 18-point Abbott blowout. → Read More
Dallas County Elections Office struggling to hire enough poll workers
Early voting starts in three weeks, and election offices across the state are still dealing with the fallout from the 2020 election. North Texas election officials say they are ready for the midterms and have plans in place to address issues that have bogged down preparations. → Read More
Parents upset over Allen ISD's rezoning plans
Some Allen ISD parents say they feel blindsided by the district's proposals to address overcrowding in some schools and declined enrollment in others. The potential plans include closing a couple of less crowded schools, repurposing them and shifting kids around. → Read More
Plano woman who went on racist tirade against Indians sued by victim
Esmeralda Upton was captured on video hurling racist insults at a group of Indian American women is facing a lawsuit. → Read More
Dallas man carjacked, murderered someone before bizarre arrest on I-35, police say
Dallas police say a man murdered someone in his apartment, crashed into a car on I-35 E, carjacked another driver at gunpoint, crashed that vehicle and climbed into a big rig before nearby security guards took him down. Cell phone video caught the end of the one-man crimewave. → Read More
Cause of deadly Garland house explosion still unknown; family wants answers
A family is grieving the loss of one of their own while praying that their other family members pull through after an apparent home explosion and fire over the weekend.54-year-old Paula Reyes didn't survive. Her three kids and two grandchildren remain in ICU. → Read More
Worker Shortage: Businesses struggling to hire as students head back to school
Economists say right now there are more job openings than people looking for work. → Read More
Dallas Cowboys player Kelvin Joseph cleared of any wrongdoing in Lower Greenville shooting
More than four months after a shooting on Greenville Avenue in Dallas, a Cowboys player who was part of the investigation has been cleared of any wrongdoing. The murder victim's family thinks things would've turned out differently if he was an average person. → Read More
Dallas County reports 1st heat-related death this summer
A 66-year-old woman who lived in Dallas died from a heat-related illness. She had underlying health conditions, but no further details were released about her and whether the woman who died was outside or in a home that didn't have AC. → Read More
Gov. Greg Abbott: Uvalde video shows 'shocking' account of police response
Gov. Greg Abbott at an event about fentanyl was asked a lot of questions about the leak of hallway video from the Uvalde school shooting. He stopped short of making any comments about the way the video was released. But other elected officials are still explaining why they wanted to wait for the video to come out. → Read More
Operation Lone Star border security mission may run out of funds, Senate committee says
While the surge of border-crossers continues, Republicans and Democrats on the State Senate's finance committee are wondering how long they can continue spending billions of dollars on the problem. Abbott has made border security his top priority during his re-election bid. He and the legislature approved about $4 billion for border security. → Read More
Texas senator sues DPS over withholding information on Uvalde mass shooting
While the head of the DPS continues to point fingers at the local response to the deadly school shooting, a state senator has sued the department for withholding video from the scene. “We are getting half-truths, innuendos and snippets of body cam video that he chooses to give." → Read More
North Texans could see increases in their electric bills the next few months
Just as record heat continues to hit North Texas, people will see a spike in their electric bills as well. Natural gas prices are the highest in more than a decade, which trickles down to the consumer when plants that generate electricity are powered by natural gas. → Read More