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Danielle Prieur
Reporter- Twitter: @publicradiogirl
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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 writing at the University of Michigan, and then taught high school writing and literature for four years before returning to study journalism at Medill School of Journalism. She trained in public radio at WDET’s Detroit newsroom, and is really excited to be at WMFE covering local and breaking news for the station.
Recent Stories from Danielle Prieur
Early Learning Center will Offer Hands-on Learning Zones and Teaching Garden to West Lakes Pre-K Students
The West Lakes Early Learning Center, near Camping World Stadium, includes ten traditional classrooms along with hands-on learning zones and family spaces where parents can be part of their children’s education.
Florida Leaders Call on Trump to Extend TPS Protections for Venezuelan Asylum Seekers Ahead of FIU Visit
That’s because under a TPS visa, a person can live, work, and travel within in the United States while having to fear being detained or deported. According to the United Nations, there are currently more than 72,000 asylum seekers from Venezuela living in the United States.
Governor Ron DeSantis Announces New Scholarship Program, End of Waitlist for Florida Tax Credit Scholarship
The aim is to allow more families to send their child to their school of choice.
UCF Remembers Parkland: Marjory Stoneman Douglas Alumni Gather at Memory Hall for a Call to Action
Kyra Parrow lost several close friends as a senior at the high school.
Trump To Declare National Emergency As Well As Sign Spending Bill, White House Says
Congressional leaders are prepared to vote Thursday on a $333 billion bipartisan spending package.
Officer in Coma After Shooting, Returns to Florida for Care
A Florida police officer who remains in a coma after responding to a domestic violence call eight months ago is returning to Orlando following a stay at a specialized care facility in Atlanta.
Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Executive Order Aimed at Improving School Safety One Day Before the Anniversary of the Parkland Shooting
Governor Ron DeSantis introduced an executive order that will put measures in place to make schools safer at the Brevard Sheriff’s Department today.
TSA Agent’s Death Causes Orlando International Airport to Rethink Safety Regulations
Changes are focused around the Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport Hotel.
Federal Workers From Florida Rally on the Hill as Second Government Shutdown Looms
Central Florida federal workers are in Washington this week encouraging their state representatives to support a compromise that would avoid another government shutdown.
Conference in Orlando Wants to Make Pride Events More Inclusive for Gender Non-Conforming and Transgender Folks
Orlando nonprofit Come Out with Pride is hosting an educational conference for groups who plan Pride festivals throughout the South.
