Danielle Prieur is a journalist at WMFE-FM. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to education, health and wellness, and social issues, especially as they pertain to Florida and the African American community. Danielle's work has been featured in prominent outlets including NPR, WBUR, and WUSF Public Media.
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The Deltona Mayor has also called for Chair Jessie Thompson’s removal.
By: Danielle Prieur
Florida will spend millions over the next four years to work with a third party to create, maintain and monitor a system that makes it easier to review K-12 classroom materials.
The deadline to apply for a federal food assistance program is January 1.
Central Florida Public Media | By Danielle Prieur As the holidays and a new year approach, some childhood hunger advocates in Florida are hoping for a different kind of gift under the Christmas tree.
By: Danielle Prieur
The state has contracted out with Maryland-based Trinity Education Group on the project.
By: Danielle Prieur
The deadline to apply for a federal food assistance program is January 1.
Florida acknowledged five K-12 school districts that go above and beyond in their support of military kids and families today, including one in Central Florida.
The first-ever public safety messaging system that uses AI to generate real-time updates in English and Spanish during emergencies is live in Florida.
The system uses artificial intelligence to generate broadcast content during emergency situations.
Orlando will host the Cheez-It, Pop-Tarts, and Cure Bowl this year.
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