David Warrington
Reporter at KWWL-TV (Waterloo, IA)
CCHS ‘20 | UNI ‘23 | Reporter @KWWL | Play-by-Play Sports Broadcaster
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5 days ago |
kwwl.com | David Warrington
WATERLOO, Iowa (KWWL) -- Mother's Day is just around the corner, and people are making last minute stops to flower shops to pick up a special gift for mom. Petersen and Tietz in Waterloo is a full service florist and green house, and is one of these very busy flower shops. Manager Gina Whipple says Mother's Day is always their busiest day of the year, and they take pride in being able to help make the day special for moms around the area.
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6 days ago |
kwwl.com | David Warrington
Nearly all voting documents must be in English, and no other language. That's according to an Iowa Supreme Court ruling on Friday, overruling a district court decision from 2023. The Supreme Court ruled that the League of United Latin American Citizens of Iowa, or LULAC, does not have standing to bring this lawsuit forward, with the court clarifying that they were not ruling on the law itself. This dates back to the Iowa English Language Reaffirmation Act, signed into law in 2002.
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1 week ago |
kimt.com | David Warrington
Nearly all voting documents must be in English, and no other language. That's according to an Iowa Supreme Court ruling on Friday, overruling a district court decision from 2023. The Supreme Court ruled that the League of United Latin American Citizens of Iowa, or LULAC, does not have standing to bring this lawsuit forward, with the court clarifying that they were not ruling on the law itself. This dates back to the Iowa English Language Reaffirmation Act, signed into law in 2002.
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1 week ago |
kwwl.com | David Warrington
WATERLOO, Iowa (KWWL) -- Waterloo's new downtown parking is now in effect, and some local business owners are expressing concerns about the new system, especially for some of their most consistent customers. Carpenter's Diner is one of many businesses in downtown Waterloo. Matthew Carpenter is the owner, and he says that retirees play a crucial role in their business. "They're the heart and sole of our business," said Carpenter.
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1 week ago |
kimt.com | David Warrington
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWWL) -- After more than 400 days away from in-game action at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Caitlin Clark made her return on Sunday. For fans from near and far, the decision to come was an easy one. "Caitlin Clark, the Michael Jordan of the WNBA is playing," said Troy Bird. "It's really amazing," explained Eliana Nelson. "It's just like a once in a lifetime opportunity."There's a reason the fans paid the high ticket prices to get into the building.
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There was a basketball game at Carver-Hawkeye Arena yesterday, but the story goes far deeper than just a sporting event. Fans paid hundreds of dollars to witness Caitlin Clark's homecoming, and celebrate an athlete that has changed the sport of women's basketball. https://t.co/oo4a30RSzB
Caitlin Clark is back in Carver, and two hours before game time, the fans are already lined up for autographs. The Indiana Fever take on the Brazil National Team at 3! https://t.co/FvWW1ob94P
It’s fantastic to be back in beautiful Kinnick Stadium! The annual open spring practice gets started shortly https://t.co/HNn1rd14NM