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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
IAAPA Conference Started in Orlando Today, And Shaq Already Announced a Roller Coaster on a Cruise
Passengers shipping out of Cape Canaveral this summer on Carnival Cruise’s Mardi Gras will be able to ride the company’s first roller coaster at sea.
Pack Your Thanksgiving Leftovers in Your Checked Luggage and Other Tips for Holiday Travel at MCO
Orlando International Airport is expected to have the busiest TSA checkpoint in the country this Thanksgiving holiday season. The TSA says passengers should get to the airport at least two hours before their flight.
Orange County Task Force Releases Recommendations for Addressing Affordable Housing Crisis
The plan calls for zoning incentives that would encourage more affordable housing near public transportation and jobs. It also calls for current federally funded housing projects to be preserved.
Governor Ron DeSantis Reenvisions Florida’s Teacher Bonus Program, Title I Schools Have the Most to Gain
Teachers and principals at schools that improve between one and six percentage points under the state’s grading system would be eligible for thousands of dollars in bonuses.
Governor Ron DeSantis Announces $3.9 Million Grant to Orlando Melbourne International Airport
The money from the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity will be used to build taxiways and airport aprons where aircraft are parked and loaded.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Announces $20 Million Infrastructure Grant to Orange County
Some $62 million dollars is on the way for better transportation infrastructure in Florida.
Electric Scooter Pilot Program Passes First City Council Vote, But Not Without Concerns
The commissioners will vote a second time Dec. 9. If approved, the program will bring 1,800 scooters downtown Orlando, rentable for a quarter.
