
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.
The latest from Denise Dillon
Man arrested after unprovoked punching attack at Marietta Square
Police say two strangers were punched without provocation at Marietta Square. A man now faces charges.
Blue Thanksgiving gala raises funds to help officers in crisis
Hundreds attended Blue Thanksgiving’s annual gala to raise funds for officers facing medical, financial, and family crises.
Marietta postal worker charged in mail theft targeting gift cards
Marietta postal employee Isis Hinson charged with theft by taking and possession of stolen mail; investigators say she resigned.
Man charged after claiming 'peaceful hostile takeover' of Marietta house
A man was arrested after allegedly moving into a Marietta home without the owner’s knowledge while it was on the market.
Calvary Children’s Home marks 20 years of Christmas tree sales to support kids
Annual tree sales fund key needs for children, including car repairs, tuition and yearly activities.
More than $12K in damage caused in Thanksgiving break-in at Kell High School
Two intruders caused more than $12,000 in damage during a Kell High School break-in.
Could Atlanta's new NWSL team also train in Marietta? The actions just taken
Atlanta's newly-announced National Women's Soccer League could soon have a home and it might be near Atlanta United's training facility.
Laundromat lewd acts case: Video leads to arrest near preschool
Laundromat owner’s quick call and video footage helped police identify Reginald Usher.
Dinner party dispute ends in deadly shooting, Smyrna police say
Suspect Nikia Williams surrendered Wednesday and is charged with murder in the shooting death of Tori Harris.
Several people arrested after alleged underage sexual assault in Paulding
Investigators say an underage girl was sexually assaulted during a house party where minors had been drinking.









