Fargo TV anchor shares personal story of physical, emotional abuse

FARGO - In her job as co-anchor of WDAY-TV's First News, Lane Zyvoloski regularly reports on cases of domestic assault. She never thought she'd become a victim of such a crime.
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Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
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Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
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Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
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Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY
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Lane Zyvoloski, 24, works on the WDAY-TV news set on May 11, 2015, with co-anchor Travis Skonseng. Photo courtesy WDAY

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