Ex-Disney worker stole $100K in fake refunds and gave cash to her friends, family, authorities say
According to FDLE, friends and family of Jennifer Insuasti began receiving fake Disney refunds in their bank accounts. They didn’t ask questions.
Despite reprieve, Central Florida faces ‘tidal wave’ of evictions, homelessness
Central Florida is still heading for a “tidal wave” of homelessness in the coming months as federal unemployment subsidies end, utility companies shut off power to delinquent accounts and landlords are eventually cleared to order out tenants with overdue rent, the head of the region’s United Way warned Wednesday.
Lincoln kills Continental, goes all-in on utilities
U.S. sales of the Continental, reintroduced in 2016, slowed in recent years as customers shifted to the brand’s growing crossover lineup.
Local Motors forges its own crash-test path
Among its recent crash-test findings, Local Motors said its 3D-printed frontal crush structure performed at an equivalent level to the crush structure found in a Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedan.
Uber extends mask requirement for drivers, riders
Uber’s stance comes as U.S. infections surge and the debate over public health measures and wearing a mask has taken on a partisan tone.