The Waverly Hills Historical Society says it's still on the premises, but Mattingly is pushing for the historical society to vacate the property within seven days of the court's approval.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Waverly Hills Historical Society and the Mattingly Family have come to an agreement on how to run the haunted sanatorium. Charlie and Tina Mattingly own the Waverly Hills ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - As of Monday, Oct. 17, Charlie Mattingly reached out to WAVE News saying he supports the statement released by the Waverly Hills Historical Society. The following statement ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Waverly Hills Historical Society has reached an agreement with the former owner of the sanatorium. In a statement, the historical society and Charlie Mattingly all ...

They are claiming the Waverly Hills Historical Society, a nonprofit started by Charlie Mattingly, is trying to take the building away from him. The Historical Society filed a lawsuit against ...

A bitter legal fight between Mattingly and the Waverly Hills Historical Society, the nonprofit he formed to maintain the property, has drawn protests outside its gates and called into question ...

Owner Charlie Mattingly and the Waverly Hills Historical Society have been locked in a legal battle for months over how to run the historic property and haunted attraction. According to the ...

This comes after a settlement between the owners of the property — the Mattingly family — and the Waverly Hills Historical Society. Anyone can get tickets for paranormal and historical tours ...

"On behalf of the Waverly Hills Historical Society, we would like to present this $20,000 check to the WHAS Crusade for Children," Tina Mattingly with the Waverly Hills Historical Society said.

According to a statement on their Facebook page, the Waverly Hills Historical Society and Charlie Mattingly have reached an agreement to resolve their issues. Both parties want to preserve Waverly ...