Destiny Beasley is a Multimedia Journalist at WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26. A graduate of Grambling State University, she has a strong background in broadcast journalism and has a passion for event planning, which she incorporates into her reporting. Destiny's work has also been featured in KNOE-TV8 and WBRZ-TV.
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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.
If you are looking to pitch to Destiny Beasley, consider offering stories about local events that promote family welfare or support community engagement. Topics like scholarships for students in the Northeast Louisiana area could also be of interest as well as programs aiding veterans with PTSD.
Given her focus on budgeting tips and financial freedom along with non-profit organizations providing services in the region suggests she would appreciate pitches around these themes. Furthermore, human-interest stories about how various programs positively impact individuals within the community align with her coverage attributes.
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BATON ROUGE— Friends of the Capitol Park Museum held its inaugural Fall Fest, bringing spooky vibes to the museum.
MODESTE — One woman in Ascension Parish is speaking out after witnessing nationally historic registered cabins located on Mulberry Grove Farm being torn down.
By: Destiny Beasley
GONZALES — Industrial rezoning and expansion in Ascension Parish could come to a stop following an October lawsuit challenging recent council actions.
DONALDSONVILLE— River Road African American Museum will host a food giveaway for residents in the Donaldsonville community.
By: Destiny Beasley
BATON ROUGE— Congresswoman Julia Letlow stopped by the St. Vincent de Paul of Baton Rouge to help out with food assistance on Tuesday.
