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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By: Julia Huffman, David Mattingly
Relatives claim the four killed could not yet be officially confirmed because the house collapsed on itself. (WAVE)
By: Julia Huffman, David Mattingly
Relatives claim the four killed could not yet be officially confirmed because the house collapsed on itself. (WAVE)
Brett Hankison (in blue shirt) arrives at the U.S. Courthouse in Louisville, Ky., with members of his legal team. (Michael Flynn/WAVE) By David Mattingly Published: Oct. 21, 2024 at 9:51 PM CEST
An Indiana state representative wants to make it harder for a case like Noel's to happen again.
When Grace James Academy, which has a majority black student body, needed a swim coach, Necolle Banks saw it as a way to give back.
As of June 29, 2023, HOAs can't put a new ban in place restricting political yard signs, but bans pre-existing the law can still be enforced.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Kentucky took its first step into the medical marijuana business Monday afternoon. The first licenses were awarded through a lottery to companies that will grow and process marijuana.
By: David Mattingly
Secretary of State Michael Adams joined Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg on Tuesday for a bipartisan show of confidence in securing the election process.
By: David Mattingly
Preservationists accuse Louisville Metro Government of not following legal guidelines in approving the development.
Lines are possible and patience is requested on Election Day (WAVE) By David Mattingly Published: Nov. 4, 2024 at 10:51 PM CET
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