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Danielle Prieur
Reporter- Twitter: @publicradiogirl
Danielle Prieur grew up listening to her grandfather’s stories of swimming across the Detroit River from Canada and many other adventures. She’s been into storytelling ever since. She studied journalism at Northwestern University. She covers local and breaking news and is a backup host for "All Things Considered" and "Morning Edition."
Recent Stories from Danielle Prieur
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will Visit Florida Tomorrow to Talk About American Values
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will speak at the Sumter County Fairgrounds tomorrow. He’s expected to focus on religious freedom, liberty, and economic free markets in his speech.
Homeless Count Begins in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole Counties
Volunteers will be counting the number of homeless people in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole Counties today. It’s part of an annual count that determines federal funding and how local resources are used to help the homeless.
University of Central Florida Study Identifies Risk Factors African American Students Face from Institutional Racism
A study co-authored by a University of Central Florida professor has laid out a framework for teachers and administrators to improve the health and academic outcomes of black youth. The study found that the alienation, racial discrimination, and violence black youth face at school can have adverse effects on their well being.
Bill Could Mandate Bible Electives in Florida’s Public High Schools
A bill in the Florida legislature would make Bible classes mandatory electives in public high schools. The original bill filed in the House during the last legislative session died in committee. But now with a companion bill in the Senate-supporters say it might have a better shot of passing the second time around.
Orlando Artists Will Raise Money for Wildlife Relief and Firefighting Efforts in South Australia
Orlando artists are coming together Tuesday to raise money to support wildfire relief efforts in Southern Australia.
White Nationalist who ran for Senate Arrested in Florida
Florida authorities say they have arrested a white nationalist who ran for the U.S. Senate in Florida and was a featured speaker during the deadly 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
AAA Tow-to-Go Program Available in Florida Through January 2
AAA’s free Tow-to-Go program will be available in Florida through January 2.
