Destiny McKeiver is a news anchor for First Coast News and WBRC FOX6 News, with a focus on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. With a passion for community stories and highlighting the achievements and challenges of the people in her area, Destiny brings a unique perspective to her reporting.
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Destiny McKeiver's coverage primarily focuses on local events and stories related to education, sports, community, and crime in Jacksonville. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: Destiny Mckeiver
Benson’s co-teacher nominated her as Teacher of the Week.
The fans say Thursday night was the first watch party of the season at Everbank stadium and they wanted to show support for the home team.
By: Destiny Mckeiver
Witherspoon and his fiancée were together for ten years. They both attended Florida A&M University in Tallahassee. He's described as a family man.
By: Destiny Mckeiver
Elrod teaches third grade and was recently voted as her school’s Teacher of the Year.
ALDOT held a meeting with residents last week to talk about plans and to come to common grounds.
Homewood's Engineering and Zoning manager says drainage problems are result of car crash debris. Published Feb. 2, 2024 at 8:37 PM CET
) - Many of you may be driving down a street in Birmingham that is in obvious need of repair. The City of Birmingham will soon announce a $12.9 million resurfacing project covering about 36 miles of road.
) - Vestavia Hills could soon notice changes on Highway 31 as a new beautification and expansion project is underway. The city has purchased about 3.5 acres of land at the southern gateway into the community.
The bill for the entire project will be $120 million, the city will pay $61 million Published Apr. 25, 2024 at 3:35 AM GMT+2 |
Published Jul. 3, 2024 at 5:21 PM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
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