Destany Fuller is a MMJ/Weekend Anchor for KSWO TV, focusing on local news in Lawton, Oklahoma. With experience at various news stations, including KPLC-TV, WBKO, KKTV 11 News, and WCJB TV20 News, Destany has covered a range of stories from crime prevention to community events, providing in-depth coverage and insights to the local community.
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Destany's coverage focuses largely on local news and crime, with a significant emphasis on family and relationship-related stories. She often covers evolving or breaking stories related to crimes in the Lawton, Oklahoma area.
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By: Destany Fuller
To prepare for winter weather, CPS Energy officials said they've increased energy reserves to meet power demands.
By: Destany Fuller
A San Antonio police officer and veteran is recovering after he and his wife were hit by a truck just before Thanksgiving.
By: Destany Fuller
City officials are taking the first steps to making San Antonio a 'marvel' of Texas.
By: Destany Fuller
The conversation between Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Councilman Marc Whyte brought up the question of whether or not those dollars are going toward undocumented immigrants.
The family of Diana Martinez, the woman killed in a car crash Thursday night, is sharing details about her life.
By: Destany Fuller
We're taking a look at cadet training, after two dogs were shot and killed in their backyard by an SAPD Officer back in October.
By: Destany Fuller
Parents of KIPP Academy students in San Antonio are taking to social media, saying their children are victims of harsh bullying. (SBG Photo)
San Antonio Park Police are reassuring park-goers that they're keeping local trails are safe, despite several deaths happening at city parks in the last year. (SBG San Antonio)
Parents of Seguin ISD students are still pushing for accountability from district officials when it comes to bullying.
December 20th is a day that never gets easier for Riaz Khil. This day, back in 2021, was the last time he saw his three-year-old daughter, Lina. (SBG San Antonio)
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