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: Lexi Wilson Wcnc, Destiny Richards
The city could receive upwards of $14 million to improve transit and pedestrian accessibility in the north Charlotte community.
By: Destiny Richards
The school board will consider a new policy that would allow the opioid reversal drug, naloxone, to be used in schools.
By: Destiny Richards
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Both homeowners and non-homeowners weighed in on a new survey about corporate-owned rentals in Mecklenburg County.
By: Destiny Richards
"RSV is really hard this season, we are seeing a lot of sick kids," Morgan Hunt with Novant Health's Hemby Children's Hospital said.
By: Destiny Richards
After more than a year, Tega Cay will officially set its plan to decrease the deer population in motion.
The school board will consider an emergency response protocol for how to use naloxone in an overdose situation.
By: Destiny Richards
CMS is, however, already identifying some of the needs for the upcoming 2024-25 school year and the estimated costs.
By: Destiny Richards
A new report says CMS is falling short of its goal to suspend fewer students of color.
By: Destiny Richards
North Carolina voters will select the candidates they want to see in the race for the governor's mansion.
By: Destiny Richards
Lincolnton is considering establishing a social district, but needs to hear from the public first at a hearing on Thursday.
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