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Columbia, Lexington decline millions of dollars to clean up drinking water. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Columbia, Lexington decline millions of dollars to clean up drinking water. Here's why

Forever chemicals are a growing threat to drinking water. But the city of Columbia is expected to decline an estimated $12 million to clean up the water, saying that isn’t nearly enough

Source: yahoo.com
NY spending $192M in opioid settlement funds. How much will your county get? - Vimarsana News

NY spending $192M in opioid settlement funds. How much will your county get?

The funds are part of $2.6 billion secured through NY lawsuits against opioid industry.

Source: aol.com
I-TEAM: Investigation of Dollar General price swapping claims prompts $1M settlement, policy changes - Vimarsana News

I-TEAM: Investigation of Dollar General price swapping claims prompts $1M settlement, policy changes

There are new developments after a News Center 7 I-Team investigation into prices on the shelf not matching what you actually pay when you check out at Dollar General stores.

Source: yahoo.com
Google Faces $1 Million+ Payout in Gender Discrimination Case - Vimarsana News

Google Faces $1 Million+ Payout in Gender Discrimination Case

The Google executive alleged that Google hired her at a lower pay grade compared to less experienced men in similar roles.

Wealthy Coronado agrees to support more affordable housing after state pressure - Vimarsana News

Wealthy Coronado agrees to support more affordable housing after state pressure

The wealthy island city of Coronado, after years of resistance, agrees to zone for more affordable housing under a settlement with the state.

Source: yahoo.com