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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Study finds social media use linked to anxiety and suicidal thoughts among youth
A recently published study found a connection between heavy social media use and increased risks of anxiety and suicidal thoughts among young people.
Back to School: Campuses putting restrictions on e-bikes, scooters as doctors see rise in injuries
The warning comes as thousands of Central California students prepare to head back to school, with many using e-bikes and scooters to get there.
Kerman native returns home to serve Valley patients after long journey to medicine
A Kerman native has returned to the Central Valley to begin his medical career after overcoming setbacks and a lengthy path to becoming a doctor.
Sanger valedictorian accepted into UC Merced medical pathway program
Valedictorian Leslie Gonzalez Chavez is making history by representing the Sanger community through a prestigious UC Merced program.
Back to School: Saving tips while shopping for new school supplies
Back to school shopping can feel like a test trying to find the best prices. The National Retail Federation estimates the average K-12 shopper will spend more than $863.
Saint Agnes performs 1st spine surgery in Central Valley using Mako 4 robotic system
Saint Agnes Medical Center says it has become the first hospital in the Central Valley to perform spine surgery using the Mako 4.
Kaiser Permanente expands access to cervical cancer screening with at-home testing kit
Kaiser Permanente is offering a cervical cancer screening kit designed to provide a more accessible way for women to get tested.
Kaweah Health opens new Therapy Specialists clinic in Tulare
Kaweah Health has opened a new Therapy Specialists location in Tulare, marking the health system's seventh Therapy Specialists clinic and its first in southern Tulare County.
Researchers seek Valley volunteers for pregnancy anemia study
Researchers are seeking Central Valley residents to participate in a study focused on preventing iron deficiency anemia during pregnancy and reducing related maternal health complications.
Kaiser Permanente internship program helps Valley students explore health care careers
At Kaiser Permanente Fresno, interns shadow doctors and nurses while learning about different aspects of the health care field.