Destini Harris is a Reporter at 12onyourside. She covers a range of topics including architecture and planning, consumer health, health news, disaster and emergency response, and public event safety. Destini's work has been featured in WHSV-TV (ABC 3), 13News Now (WVEC), NBC29 WVIR-TV, KSFY-TV, and WRLH-Fox Richmond.
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Destini Harris’ coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, charity initiatives, public safety, and infrastructure development in the United States with a specific focus on Virginia and Charlottesville.
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/Gray News) - A Virginia woman thought she was just having another day at work, but it turned into a miracle delivery.
Virginia’s community health centers are warning of a crisis that could leave thousands without access to basic care as federal health care tax credits are set to expire.
Troopers stress that many of the highway shootings they’ve investigated did not start with road rage incidents but rather from disputes that began elsewhere and continued onto the interstate.
By: Destini Harris
The women behind Game Changers aren't just talking the talk—they're running the run.
A tractor-trailer crash has closed I-95 South Tuesday morning, as thousands are hitting the road to travel for Thanksgiving.
From “teen takeovers” at malls and parking lots to viral challenges that can turn dangerous, students say the pressure to join in for clicks — and clout — is real.
By: Destini Harris
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - From “teen takeovers” at malls and parking lots to viral challenges that can turn dangerous, local students say the pressure to join in for clicks — and clout — is real.
By: Destini Harris
A Richmond project is bringing to life the story of a man who helped shape the nation's first historically registered Black urban neighborhood.
Officials say there are three key things people need to know about life jackets: know how it works, know how it fits and wear it.
Tina Houchins is a Gold Star mother, she says the entire month of May will always be “Memorial Month” — a time filled with memories of her son, Aaron Gautier, who was killed in action in Iraq.
