
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
FBI captures 'master of disguise' suspected in 11 metro Atlanta armed robberies
A 32-year-old master of disguise who investigators said used a series of professional disguises to carry out nearly a dozen armed robberies was arrested.
Beloved Cobb County teacher dies suddenly from flu: 'Truly irreplaceable'
Angela Coleman, a 51-year-old Spanish teacher at Mount Paran Christian School, died suddenly from the flu.
Missing Christmas Day: Nonprofit divers end search for Georgia man in West Point Lake
Nonprofit divers used advanced sonar to recover the body of missing 34-year-old Fernando Ortiz from Georgia's West Point Lake.
Marietta car break-ins rise in Rockford Township and Lee’s Crossing
Thieves are targeting Rockford Township and Lee’s Crossing, specifically looking for valuables and unsecured firearms.
Cobb County awarded $8.5M federal grant to overhaul dangerous roadways
Cobb County is utilizing a $8.5 million federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grant to implement pedestrian safety improvements and reduce crashes.
Hiram councilwoman saves sleeping couple from devastating New Year’s Day house fire
A Hiram City councilwoman and neighbors are being hailed as heroes for rescuing a sleeping couple and their pet from a devastating house fire.
Cobb County man charged after shooting dog in head at local park
Dauson Womack faces an aggravated animal cruelty charge for shooting his dog at Lost Mountain Park.
Mayor Owens outlines 2026 expansion plans for Georgia's 12th largest city
Mableton Mayor Michael Owens highlights the city's transition to Qualified City Status and 2026 plans for a Municipal Court.
Peace walk monks stop at Snellville temple for special visit
A group of Buddhist monks walking thousands of miles across the country in a call for peace and unity arrived in Gwinnett County on Wednesday, drawing crowds of supporters along their route.
New Year's fireworks: Why officials want you to rethink them this year
North Georgia fire officials are urging residents to avoid backyard fireworks this New Year's Eve due to high winds and low humidity that create dangerous, fast-moving fire conditions.









