WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The city of St. Louis, Missouri, said on Monday it was joining a number of major U.S. cities that are suing Korean automakers Hyundai Motor and Kia Corp for failing to ...
St. Louis police have received more than 4,500 reports of thefts of Kia and Hyundai vehicles over the past 10 months, and three-fifths of all vehicle thefts in that span have involved Kias or ...
If you needed proof that in the United States of Litigation, anybody can sue anybody for just about anything, this lawsuit is ...
A shortage of laborers and tradesmen is delaying projects across the country. A late night fire at East St. Louis High School left damage as students get ready to graduate Wednesday night.
Thousands of St. Louis car-owners who had their vehicles swiped due to outdated technology could soon be getting some relief.
That's why the city is joining other cities like St. Louis and Seattle in filing a lawsuit against the automakers. "Kia and Hyundai created a nationwide problem in order to save a few bucks ...
Kia Baltimore joins Seattle and St. Louis in its suit against the carmakers. Hyundai The lawsuit was filed last Thursday in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland.
DETROIT — Nearly three months ago, Hyundai and Kia unveiled software that was designed to thwart an epidemic of thefts of their vehicles, caused by a security flaw that was exposed on TikTok and ...
STORY. WITH THIS FEDERAL SUIT FILED TODAY IN US DISTRICT COURT, BALTIMORE JOINS A GROWING LIST OF US CITIES, INCLUDING SAINT LOUIS, MILWAUKEE AND SEATTLE, TO SUE KIA AND HYUNDAI FOR DAMAGES.
From Minneapolis, Cleveland and St. Louis, to New York ... MILWAUKEE BECOMES LATEST CITY TO SUE KIA, HYUNDAI OVER RAMPANT THEFTS Some U.S. cities have reported that 60% or more of their auto ...
Baltimore is joining the growing number of U.S. cities to sue Hyundai and Kia over the auto companies ... in U.S. District Court in Baltimore. St. Louis, Cleveland, San Diego, Milwaukee and ...
On the heels of Kim Gardner's resignation announcement, St. Louis prosecutors are unsure who can possibly handle a big murder case set for this month. It’s a case that’s already five years old.
