Chandler Brindley is a Multimedia Journalist for WXOW News 19. He covers a diverse range of topics including automotive, sports business, transportation and mobility, as well as agriculture and farming, reflecting his interest in both regional and world news. Chandler's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WKOW-ABC 27, KCRG-TV9, and MSN.
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Chandler Brindley's focus is primarily on local news, events, and community-related topics in the La Crosse County area of Wisconsin. He appears to have a keen interest in reporting about local events, government announcements, seasonal changes, and press releases.
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Sherrard School District faces a persistent bus driver shortage as 700 students prepare to head back to class.
By: Chandler Brindley
Two men lost their lives fighting wildfires in Utah over the weekend. One of them has ties to the Quad Cities.
By: Chandler Brindley
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By: Chandler Brindley
MUSCATINE, Iowa (KWQC) - After a four-day manhunt in Muscatine, Mark Lee Jackson is in jail.
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The Quad Cities area saw several instances of people blowing past the stop sign and lights of a school bus just last year.
By: Chandler Brindley
Davenport city leaders are looking at addressing a well known problem with one of its several truck eating bridges.
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