Steve Daniels
Steve is also the ABC11 investigative reporter. One of his proudest moments came in December 2007, when a new state law took effect banning school bus drivers from using cell phones while behind the wheel. Legislators took action as a direct result of Steve's investigative report "Dialing While Driving". The undercover report exposed school bus drivers using cell phones while driving busloads of children.
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Before coming to WTVD, Steve was a correspondent for "Dateline NBC". Steve traveled the country and the world interviewing newsmakers and reporting stories for the national news magazine program. Steve also appeared on the "Today" show, "NBC Nightly News", MSNBC, and CNBC.
Prior to that, Steve was the weekday 5 and 5:30 pm anchor and Senior Investigative Reporter for WTVJ in Miami. While in Miami, Steve was honored with seven Emmys and several other national awards for outstanding investigative reporting.
Steve also anchored the weekend news at KCNC in Denver.
Steve is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. He lives in the Triangle with his wife and two children.
Steve's Stories
Raleigh woman stolen at birth traveling to Chile to reunite with biological mother
Emily Reid embarks on the journey of a lifetime to South America on Saturday to discover her roots.
12 NC foster children have forever homes after special adoption oath ceremony in Raleigh
A judge had a special adoption ceremony for 12 foster children who were adopted by 11 families.
Hometown Voices in Durham: Economy, abortion rights, environment driving voters to polls
Bull City voters are historically solidly blue and the ABC11 Hometown Voices tour found they appear poised to vote heavily Democratic again in the midterm election.
Hometown Voices in Clayton: Voters highly-energized for midterms
Along Main St. in this Johnston County town, the ABC11 Hometown Voices tour found highly-energized voters ready to cast ballots in the midterm election.
Saturday photo exhibition celebrates NC Central baseball team
A special art exhibition in Durham on Saturday is celebrating the final season of the North Carolina Central University baseball team.
Durham pastor reflects on 30 years at the pulpit
Pastor Fredrick Davis is celebrating the new year in retirement and reflecting on his 30 years leading First Calvary Baptist Church.
Raleigh historian explains his 'never-ending quest' to uncover Pearl Harbor's human story
"The papers crackle and snap when I open up the files, and it's obvious they have not been looked at since World War II," Wenger said. "To be able to have your eyes laid on that material for the first time is really exciting."
Cary mom turns heartbreak into action with I-40 billboards after son's overdose death
Freida MacDonald wants the billboards to put a face to the staggering number of people who are dying from drug overdoses.
Raleigh man and 9/11 'hero' reflects on how attacks shifted his priorities and shaped his life
The 9/11 terror attacks thrust Cary native John Cerqueira into the national spotlight after he helped carry a woman in a wheelchair down 68 flights of stairs in the north tower of the World Trade Center.
Wegmans' secret recipe: it's a great place to work
Fortune has named Wegmans a corporate role model for the way it treats employees, which may help explain how the grocery chain has quickly developed a loyal legion of shoppers at its three Triangle stores.