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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Dermatologists stress sunscreen use and skin protection amid Valley heat
With triple-digit temperatures hitting the Valley this week, dermatologists are urging residents to take extra precautions in the sun.
Study highlights delays in Valley fever diagnosis and urges clinician awareness
A new study is drawing attention to delayed diagnoses of Valley fever and the need for greater awareness among both the public and health care providers, particularly in California's Central Valley.
Family honors son's legacy with 3rd annual lemonade stand to support childhood cancer research
A local family is inviting the community to support a cause close to their hearts as they host the third annual lemonade stand in honor of their late son.
Saint Agnes Medical Center expands robotic surgery to improve patient care in the Valley
Saint Agnes Medical Center is expanding health care services across the Central Valley by incorporating robotically-assisted surgery.
Fresno photographer creates inclusive studio space for families
For nearly two decades, a mother and business owner has been using her photography skills to create an inclusive, supportive space for families across central California.
Kaweah Health to break ground on child and adolescent mental health expansion in Visalia
Kaweah Health is set to break ground on a new child and adolescent mental health expansion aimed at addressing growing needs in Tulare County.
New poll shows rising depression rates among young adults, experts urge early intervention
A new Gallup poll finds that more than 19% of American adults reported living with or being treated for depression in the first quarter of this year.
Fire damages former Bobby Salazar's restaurant in central Fresno; cause under investigation
New helmet camera video from the Fresno Fire Department shows crews working to put out a fire at the former Bobby Salazar's restaurant in central Fresno.
Retirement can bring mental health challenges; local experts highlight support resources
Retirement isn't always as relaxing as it seems. Experts say it can come with a higher risk of depression due to loss of routine and social connections. We look at programs that are helping seniors stay active and engaged.
Stroke Awareness Month: Recognizing warning signs to act quickly
May marks Stroke Awareness Month, a time dedicated to highlighting a medical emergency that can change lives in an instant.