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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Fresno nonprofit rallies support for widow and children after unexpected loss
A Fresno nonprofit is partnering with the community to support a local mother and her two children following the unexpected death of her husband.
Study finds young women more likely than men to get health and wellness information from influencers
A recent Pew Research Center study found that young women are more likely than young men to get health and wellness information from social media influencers, with 57% of women ages 18 to 29 reporting they receive such information from influencers, compared with 47% of men in the same age group.
9/11 Run to Remember in Clovis
The run starts and finishes at the California 9/11 Memorial in Clovis, which is the largest 9/11 monument of its kind outside of New York City.
Preventative eye health: Diabetes, glaucoma and protecting vision
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, people with diabetes face a higher risk of vision loss and eye diseases.
Local optometrist tips on back to school screen time and eye health
As students return to the classroom, eye care professionals are encouraging parents to pay attention to screen time and signs of vision problems.
As school year begins, experts urge parents to watch for student stress and burnout
According to the American Institute of Stress, 75% of high school students and 50% of middle school students say they consistently feel stressed.
Adventist Health adds second robotic surgical system in Hanford to meet growing demand
Adventist Health has expanded its robotic surgery program in Hanford with the addition of a second da Vinci Xi surgical system.
UC Merced kicks off new semester with changes across campus
Summer vacation has ended for students at UC Merced as they await the first day of classes Wednesday morning.
U.S. measles cases reach highest level in decades as Fresno County urges vaccinations
The United States has surpassed 2,700 confirmed measles cases this year, marking the highest number of infections reported since 1991.
Study find how common caffeine consumption is among youth
A study by the National Center for Health Statistics found that during August 2021 to August 2023, 62.6% of youth consumed caffeine on a given day.