Denise Dillon
Denise Dillon's television career has taken her across the country and the globe. These days you can typically find her on FOX 5 News at 10 and FOX 5 News Edge at 11.
Reporting, editing, producing and anchoring: Denise has done nearly every job that television news has to offer. She broke into journalism in Denison, Texas, and also has worked in Indianapolis, Knoxville, and Columbus, Georgia.
Before coming to FOX 5, Denise worked for CNN, where she anchored for many of their networks including Headline News. While at CNN International, she interviewed world leaders nearly every day, giving her a unique perspective on global events.
Denise is an avid athlete and fitness buff. She’s a highly competitive triathlete and has finished three Ironman events, including the World Championship in Hawaii. Believing it’s the only way to travel, she and her husband have run marathons in seven countries and on three continents. Denise has been a personal trainer for more than 15 years and loves to pass on her knowledge of fitness. Denise grew up in a small town in western New York and went to Syracuse University. She and her husband have two daughters.
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While practicing social distancing, Kennesaw church doors always open to first responders, law enforcement
While practicing social distancing, these church doors are always open to first responders and law enforcement
Hundreds gather to circle the Cartersville Medical Center in prayer
Hundreds gather to circle the Cartersville Medical Center in prayer
Sandy Springs high school teacher and coach dies from the coronavirus
A Sandy Springs teacher and coach has died from COVID-19. Coach Ron Hill was the head football coach at Mount Vernon Presbyterian School in Sandy Springs. Coach Hill passed away Tuesday at a local hospital, just 11 days after being admitted.
Rainbows in windows: Georgia neighborhood finds a way to spread hope
In a world where COVID-19 has reached most countries, the future is uncertain. It's important to hold on to hope, and that's exactly what one Marietta neighborhood is doing.
College students scrambling to move out of campus housing, will take classes online
The coronavirus is forcing most college students to take their classes online. Some students at Georgia State University say they were given extremely short notice to pack up and get out of the dorms.
Police officers help surprise 9-year-old with his own therapy room
Dozens of Cobb County police officers paid a surprise visit to a 9-year-old boy. They rolled into his driveway with blue lights flashing. There were K-9 officers and the SWAT team.
K-9 leads officer to dozens of pills, other drugs during Marietta traffic stop
Police in Marietta are crediting one of their K-9 officers with major drug bust during a traffic stop over the weekend. Two people were arrested following that stop.
Cruise ship passengers flying into Dobbins ARB to be tested, quarantined for coronavirus
Dozens of passengers from the Grand Princess Cruise ship are expected to arrive in Georgia shortly. Thirty-four passengers are from Georgia. The 34 and the others who are from states in the eastern part of the country are headed to Dobbins Air Reserve Base
President Trump tours the CDC in Atlanta
President Trump took a tour of the main campus of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta on Friday just hours after signing an $8.3 billion bill aimed at combatting a possible outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus.
Cherokee County private school closed after coronavirus diagnosis
Officials say the Georgia family who has been affected by the coronavirus had a child who attended the Cherokee County private school.