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For months New Zealand has been the envy of the world when it comes to winning the war on Covid-19. But closer to home, just 15 minutes' flying time from Belfast, the Isle of Man is celebrating its own victory.
iStock DOVER, Del. (AP) — Delaware’s Supreme Court has upheld a judge’s dismissal of a lawsuit alleging that the DuPont Co. massively downplayed the cost of environmental liabilities imposed on spinoff company Chemours. The court issued a one-page ruling dated Tuesday affirming the March decision of a Chancery Court judge who said he had no jurisdiction to hear the case because the dispute was subject to mandatory arbitration. Chemours sued DuPont last year, alleging that DuPont deliberately lowballed the cost of environmental liabilities Chemours would face in reimbursing DuPont for po...
Tony's Kansas City Wednesday, December 16, 2020 Kansas City Midweek News Link List For our most dedicated readers during this "weird" holiday season we're sharing a quick peek at pop culture, community news and top headlines. Kansas City Vaxx Progress Several more hospitals in the metro have received Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. Menorah Medical Center and Overland Park Regional received their first shipments Wednesday.Getting the vaccine is voluntary, but front-line health care workers at Menorah Medical Center jumped at the opportunity."I woke up this morning actually full of hope for the firs...
Charlie Hustle foundation offers avenue to help those facing eviction in Kansas City COVID-19 continues to impact people financially and many face eviction because of the pandemic. Charlie Hustle's nonprofit, The Heart of KC Foundation, is changing lives with its new initiative called "1K for KC." and last updated 2020-12-16 19:10:17-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. â COVID-19 continues to impact people financially and many face eviction because of the pandemic. Robert Saunders lives in Kansas City, Missouri, and the pandemic is "probably the scariest point of my life." This holiday season is differe...
Porcupines becoming nuisance for W.Va. pet owners Mineral Daily News-Tribune CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — First it was coyotes. Now it's porcupines. When the Eastern coyote began expanding its range into the Mountain State in the '70s, West Virginians had to learn to live with a new predator. It took about 20 more years for the wily creatures to increase their numbers until they were in every county in the state. People worried about the threat to pets. A hunting group even put a bounty on them. Regardless, coyotes are now permanent residents. Now, a different species is following that same pat...