David Mattingly is a journalist based in Louisville, Kentucky, with a focus on local news. He has written for WAVE, as well as being featured in WFLA-TV News Channel 8 and WTTA-TV Great 38. David covers a range of topics, including crime, community events, politics, and human interest stories.
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David Mattingly's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly around government and politics, crime, community events, and family-related stories. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local events and issues in Louisville, Kentucky. Pitches that provide insights or access to key figures involved in the political landscape of Louisville may also resonate with him.
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Two weeks after the Kimbroughs' family home was hit by a car, the city reinstalled guardrails along the road.
By: David Mattingly
Critics of a proposed 2% tax on dining out in Brandenburg argue it could cause people to avoiding eating out in the city. Supporters argue that 2% isn't too much to ask.
Donald Trump’s administration isn’t expected to have the same interest in signing the decree, leading some community activists to demand urgency. (WAVE) By David Mattingly Published: Dec. 6, 2024 at 10:22 PM CET
By: David Mattingly
Louisville Metro police rescued housekeepers hiding in a church balcony Monday night.
By: David Mattingly
Louisville is 6,000 miles from Syria, but for some here, what is happening there hits very close to home.
A lottery for licenses on Dec. 16 was the latest step in bringing medical marijuana to Louisville and surrounding areas.
By: David Mattingly
Hemptopia CBD store owner Joe Boese put $5,000 into a non-refundable application for one of two licenses to sell medical marijuana in Jefferson County.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - In 2023, American Rivers named the Ohio River as one of the nation’s most endangered rivers.
The end of construction work on the Sherman Minton Bridge is welcome news for businesses in Southern Indiana, like Schmitt Furniture in downtown New Albany. (Marty Pearl/WAVE) By David Mattingly Published: Dec. 18, 2024 at 10:15 PM CET
A-List Medical Cannabis Clinic and Spa in Jeffersontown is one of the places that will be able to write Kentuckians a medical marijuana prescription, but you can't get it fill there. (Marty Pearl/WAVE) By David Mattingly Published: Dec. 20, 2024 at 10:18 PM CET
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