Steven Ardary
Steven Ardary is a member of the Texas Regional Digital Content team, reporting on statewide issues that impact all Texans.
Steven joined the team in 2024 after spending four years as a digital journalist and investigative producer in Charleston, South Carolina where he was recognized by the Radio, Television and Digital News Association of the Carolinas for "Best Digital Original Reporting" in 2023. In 2024, Steven was part of a team that won "Best Use of Digital Platforms" from the South Carolina Association of Broadcasters.
Originally from Tennessee, Steven graduated from Chattanooga State with a degree in Digital Media and Production.
The latest from Steven Ardary
Texas Republican subject of House Ethics Committee investigation
The House Ethics Committee announced Monday that it was investigating Rep. Lance Gooden.
Parker Co. man attacked in home by person claiming to be police
The Parker County Sheriff's Office has arrested a woman accused of breaking into an 86-year-old man's home, assaulting him and demanding money.
Arrest made in shooting outside Pleasant Grove home that left woman dead
Dallas police have made an arrest in a shooting outside a Pleasant Grove home that killed a 20-year-old woman.
Dallas lab to pay millions over unnecessary respiratory tests for seniors
Federal investigators said the company bundled the tests with COVID-19 screenings at senior living communities, sometimes without valid orders.
Henderson County data center plans scrapped by developer
Diode Ventures has withdrawn plans for a data center near Cedar Creek Lake in Henderson County.
Paxton calls Talarico 'anti-law enforcement' at Fort Worth campaign event
Ken Paxton accused Democratic Senate opponent James Talarico of being hostile to law enforcement during a Fort Worth campaign event.
Dallas police search for suspect in shooting death of 19-year-old
Dallas police are investigating after a Friday morning shooting left a 19-year-old dead.
Fort Worth H-E-B reopens after fire
A Fort Worth H-E-B has reopened Saturday following an electrical fire that started in its meat case.
Wind turbine company must start cleanup process at Texas facilities, court says
A Texas wind turbine company must stop accepting wind turbine blades and begin the cleanup process at two of its facilities in Sweetwater, according to a temporary injunction from a Travis County district court judge.
Court says Satanism evidence was allowed in Texas death penalty case
A federal appeals court upheld a Texas death row inmate's sentence, finding that state courts did not unreasonably allow evidence of his affiliation with Satanism because it was relevant to “future dangerousness.”