Destiny Richards is a Morning Reporter/MSJ at KXLY-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, food and beverages, travel and tourism, as well as social issues such as homelessness and traffic. Destiny's work has been featured in prominent outlets including WCNC Charlotte and WFMY-TV in Greensboro, NC.
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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
Farms close to the Charlotte area are helping out farms in the mountains that lost crops and their livelihoods during Hurricane Helene.
By: Destiny Richards
The annual parade hosts thousands of participants and spectators in Uptown Charlotte, coming together to honor our nation's heroes.
By: Destiny Richards
The NC Local Government Commission meets Tuesday to consider millions in funding for Cabarrus County.
By: Destiny Richards
The South Carolina Department of Transportation is urging residents to place all Hurricane Helene debris curbside for a final day of pick-up on Monday, Dec. 16.
By: Destiny Richards
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Monday marks a major deadline for people in South Carolina, nearly three months after Hurricane Helene.
By: Destiny Richards
At Monday night's zoning meeting, Charlotte City Council approved the rezoning of land in south Charlotte that will make up this new development.
As temperatures drop, the cold weather isn't just hard on us, it's hard on our cars too.
By: Destiny Richards
Students returning from winter break in The Palmetto State will now be required to stow away cell phones during school hours. Some parents are concerned for safety.
By: Destiny Richards
People living in flood-prone areas of Mecklenburg County can take advantage of federal funding to mitigate future damage from natural disasters.
A Charlotte auto repair shop advises drivers to check their tire tread depth and condition to ensure safe driving on slick roads.
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