Danyelle Burke North
Before moving to Fresno, Danyelle wore many hats as a multimedia journalist, anchor, producer, and weather forecaster in Yuma, Arizona. She also earned awards for her reporting and anchoring from the Imperial Valley Social Justice Committee and won top 3 "Best Local TV Personalities" for the annual Yuma's Best Awards.
Danyelle graduated from Chapman University with a BFA degree in Broadcast Journalism and Documentary with double minors in sociology and leadership studies. During her time at Chapman, she interned as a TV production and radio host at the Ryan Seacrest studios at CHOC Children's Hospital. She also worked on the Chapman News TV newscast as a weather forecaster, feature reporter, anchor, and multimedia journalist.
She grew up in the performing arts and loves singing, dancing, and acting. When she's not at the station, you will find her spending her free time painting, crafting, visiting new food spots, trying to balance at the roller-skating rink, enjoying an açaí bowl, or most likely performing on stage.
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First baby born at Fresno Kaiser birthing center returns 3 decades later to deliver her own son
A Fresno woman who was the first baby born at Kaiser Permanente's Fresno birthing center in 1995 has returned 31 years later to give birth to her own child, creating what her family describes as a full-circle moment.
Inspire Health launches Valley Fever Care Program to expand treatment
Inspire Health Medical Group is launching a new Valley Fever Care Program aimed at improving diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management.
Doctors warn extreme heat can strain the heart, especially for older adults
As summer temperatures rise, local doctors are urging families to take precautions and be aware of the impact extreme heat can have on heart health.
Children First: Fresno State students tap into paid internships
Fresno State students are getting a head start on a career at Valley Children's Hospital, but not necessarily in medicine.
New 360 Behavioral Health autism care center opens in Visalia
A new 360 Behavioral Health autism care center is now open in Visalia, bringing Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, therapy services closer to families in the Central Valley.
Blood recipients and donors highlight need for donations during Pint for a Pint blood drive
The Central California Blood Center is encouraging community members to donate blood as it works to address a shortage of donations.
Local donors and recipients highlight lifesaving impact of blood donations
For Juanita Garcia, blood donations have had a direct impact on her life.
Local mother honors son's memory by encouraging blood donations during Pint for a Pint blood drive
The need for blood donations is personal for Mary Yom, a local mother and longtime donor whose son, Julian, relied on frequent transfusions.
More than a third of children and teens take dietary supplements, CDC data shows
New data from the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics suggests more than one-third of children and teenagers take dietary supplements.
Study finds less than half of young adults with suicidal thoughts receive mental health care
A new research letter published in JAMA Pediatrics found that fewer than half of young adults experiencing suicidal thoughts receive mental health care, highlighting ongoing challenges in addressing mental health needs.