
Steve Noviello
Steve Noviello is a 9 time Emmy Award winning journalist who has been a consumer rights advocate for more than 20 years.
Whether it's his money-saving advice, product reviews or in-depth consumer investigations, Steve's work appears on FOX Television Stations across the country.
He has been honored multiple times by the Associated Press and is a four time National Headliner Award Winner.
In his time away from work, Steve is an avid DIY'er, community volunteer and also works as a College Professor teaching students the fundamentals of superior storytelling.
He and his husband are proud dads to their two sons.
The latest from Steve Noviello
Plano-based mortgage company is latest to lay off workers as mortgage industry cools off
In what is a sign of slowing demand, Plano-based First Guaranty Mortgage Corporation has laid off the majority of its staff. Other companies are more likely to see more workforce cuts.
Non-tech-savvy seniors unable to take advantage of digital coupons, study finds
A 2021 study by the Pew Research Center showed that 39% of those 65 and older do not own a smartphone, and 25% don't use the internet. That means millions of seniors can’t take advantage of digital-only deals.
On Your Side: Navigating electricity plans sticker shock
The price Texans are paying for energy has nearly doubled. Those about to renew a contract are in for some sticker shock. But energy experts say don't be drawn in by the lowest new rate available.
Save Me Steve: TOTO S550e Washlet
Consumer reporter Steve Noviello reviews a bidet system that claims it can completely replace toilet paper. But the bottom line (for your bottom) isn't savings. It's so much more – most of which you never knew you needed. Here's why.
Canceled for convenience: North Texas family loses home after builder backs out without warning
A North Texas family says they have a warning for anyone who's buying a home from a builder. Just days before closing on their forever home, their builder backed out. Turns out the builder's contract they were required to sign left them with virtually no protection.
Increased North Texas home values could help people drop PMI payments
For those North Texans whose home value has jumped significantly, that could actually save them enough money to cover any tax hike.
On Your Side: Faulty Samsung Fridges Pt. 3
FOX 4 has an update to a story we have been following for the last year about faulty Samsung fridges. The company has settled nearly $10 million in disputes with dissatisfied customers. So how does Samsung continue to rank so high when it comes to customer satisfaction?
On Your Side: Faulty Samsung Fridges Pt. 2
Consumer Reporter Steve Noviello first told you about failing fridges from Samsung last year. Now, a federal consumer safety group seems to be stepping up.
On Your Side: 'Hey, that's my truck!'
A Hurst man says he spent $10,000 on a truck, and he's got the clean title to prove it. But a Fort Worth judge has ruled the vehicle removed from his possession. Steve Noviello is On Your Side with a long and winding road.
Catfish Scams: FTC warns of uptick in online romance scams
Yvonne Costales thought she might have met her mate online. The scammer said his name was Robert. His profile pictured rugged good looks and what seemed like a heart of gold, even posing in one photo at a charity bike ride for breast cancer. Costales says the final red flag was the day Robert explained he had been in an accident and needed the two to exchange money. That small voice in the back of her mind grew louder and made her wonder if any of this online courtship was for real.