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Casey Stegall

Casey Stegall

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Weekend Evening Anchor and Reporter, KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)

Dallas

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Entertainment, politics , crime, breaking news , art, Science

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If the books are posting odds on it, I've likely got an opinion.

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Content

Total articles 57

  • House approves $337B state budget

    By Casey Stegall Verified| KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified By Casey Stegall and Steven Ardary Published  April 11, 2025 8:38pm CDT The Texas House early Friday morning passed a roughly $337 billion budget that will fund the state for the next two years with large chunks of money going towards education, health services and border security. The House passed the budget around 3 a.m. Friday morning after more than 13 hours of debate and hundreds of proposed amendments from both sides of the aisles.

    By Casey Stegall Verified · KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • At least 73 visas revoked from international students at North Texas universities

    By Casey Stegall Verified| KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified Another North Texas university says several international students had their visas unexpectedly revoked. The University of Texas at Arlington confirmed to FOX 4 on Thursday that 27 of its international students had unexpected changes to their visas in recent days. Though UTA officials didn’t clarify why, Secretary of State Marco Rubio did. "If you’re coming to this country as a student, we expect you to go to class and study and get a degree.

    By Casey Stegall Verified · KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • House approves $337B state budget

    By Casey Stegall Verified| KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified By Casey Stegall and Steven Ardary Published  April 11, 2025 8:38pm CDT The Texas House early Friday morning passed a roughly $337 billion budget that will fund the state for the next two years with large chunks of money going towards education, health services and border security. The House passed the budget around 3 a.m. Friday morning after more than 13 hours of debate and hundreds of proposed amendments from both sides of the aisles.

    By Casey Stegall Verified · KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)

    Apr. 11, 2025

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KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX)