Destiny Beasley is a journalist based in Waco, Texas, focusing on local news and community stories. She writes for KNOE-TV8, covering a range of topics including events, non-profit organizations, youth programs, mental health, and social issues. Destiny is passionate about shedding light on important issues in her community and providing valuable information to her audience.
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Destiny Beasley's local coverage in Waco, Texas predominantly focuses on family and relationships, education, health and wellbeing, human resources and employment. She often covers events, announcements related to local government initiatives or seasonal topics.
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BATON ROUGE — Neighbors in residential areas in East Baton Rouge Parish are seeing coyotes in their neighborhoods.
By: Destiny Beasley
BATON ROUGE — East Baton Rouge Parish students who are riding the bus for the first day of school on Thursday can expect some changes on their way to school.
By: Destiny Beasley
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By: Destiny Beasley
EAST FELICIANA — East Feliciana School District will begin its classes for students on Monday.
By: Destiny Beasley
HAMMOND — Mold spores in a Hammond Elementary School have chased pupils from the cafeteria, forcing them to eat in a 400-person tent nearby.
By: Destiny Beasley
BATON ROUGE — Saturday morning, Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center teamed up with Webb's Barbershop and other organizations to provide free colorectal cancer and prostate cancer screenings.
By: Destiny Beasley
BATON ROUGE — A Baton Rouge woman says she is hoping law enforcement finds her ex-boyfriend who shot her in July and left her to die.
BATON ROUGE — Promotion for the white supremacist group Patriot Front popped up on Ward’s Creek trail at the Mall of Louisiana.
By: Destiny Beasley
BATON ROUGE — Some educators fear that their school is bypassing a law that compensates them for work outside of their classroom hours.
By: Destiny Beasley
BATON ROUGE — After two students and two teachers died in a school shooting in Georgia, security experts are sounding the alarm for emergency preparedness.
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