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Owner of Olympus Pools fined $1 4M for hundreds of unfinished projects

Owner of Olympus Pools fined $1 4M for hundreds of unfinished projects
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Federal judge signs off on $1 billion settlement over Kia/Hyundai car fires

Federal judge signs off on $1 billion settlement over Kia/Hyundai car fires Engine issue brought to light by ABC Action News I-Team WFTS and last updated 2021-05-13 13:54:57-04 TAMPA, Fla. â A federal judge approved a $1 billion settlement for four million KIA and Hyundai owners to settle a case over an engine defect first brought to light by ABC Action News I-Team Investigator Jackie Callaway in 2018. The settlement is estimated at $1.3 billion over the engine defect that was linked to cars and SUVs spontaneously bursting into flames. The money from the settlement, first announced in 2019, would cover reimbursement for past repairs and expenses, free repair or replacement for damaged engines, denied warranty coverage and loss of vehicle value.

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I-Team investigation reveals staffing shortages at Polk County assisted living facility

I-Team investigation reveals staffing shortages at Polk County assisted living facility Reports show staffing levels not met in two inspections I-Team investigation reveals staffing shortages at Polk County assisted living facility and last updated 2021-04-05 08:07:17-04 POLK COUNTY, Fla. â An employee-turned-whistleblower at the Savannah Court assisted living facility in Haines City says there were not enough caregivers to take care of all the residents. They say staffing shortages happened frequently and could have put residents at risk. âWhat if there was a fire, I am supposed to get 29 people out of a facility?â the staff person asked. ABC Action News confirmed the whistleblower whose name is not being used is currently on staff at Savannah Court in Haines City.

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