Destiny Richards is a journalist based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She writes for WCNC Charlotte and her work has also appeared in KXLY-TV in Spokane, Washington. Destiny covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, education, public safety, and healthcare.
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Destiny Richards' coverage revolves around local news, with a focus on healthcare, local government, education, community events and sports/recreation. She primarily covers house & home as well as lifestyle topics.
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By: Destiny Richards
One of the oldest Black schoolhouses in Mecklenburg County is now being preserved for educational purposes.
By: Destiny Richards
Terri White, president and CEO of the museum, said they're thankful for the $100,000, but it's not enough to cover more than general operating costs.
By: Destiny Richards
The school district is trying to get the word out about a bond package that would impact two UCPS schools as well as Union County taxpayers.
By: Destiny Richards
Crime survivors from Charlotte and across the country will march and advocate for policies that support survivors of violence.
The Board of Education previously delayed a final vote on the reassignment plan to get more input from families.
By: Destiny Richards
Crews are currently assessing the damage after Helene made interstates and main highways impassible in some areas.
By: Destiny Richards
Tina Houston says while her restaurants have flooding damage and income is lost because of Helene, she's doing what she can to help the community.
By: Destiny Richards
If you have plans to visit Boone, the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce encourages people to support local, but stay away from areas still recovering.
By: Destiny Richards
For over 90 years, the fourth Thursday in October has meant one thing in Charlotte: The Mallard Creek Barbecue.
By: Destiny Richards
Farms close to the Charlotte area are helping out farms in the mountains that lost crops and their livelihoods during Hurricane Helene.
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