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Rollout of NPR Network donations tests more than the public radio giving experience - Vimarsana News

Rollout of NPR Network donations tests more than the public radio giving experience

As NPR and stations team up to build membership through digital channels, a growing sense of urgency about fundraising confronts concerns about trust and transparency. 

WGLT news director Eric Stock's picks for top stories of 2022 - Vimarsana News

WGLT news director Eric Stock's picks for top stories of 2022

This Top 10 list isn’t exactly the 10 biggest stories or the year or the 10 stories I liked the most or the ones that were read the most. It’s kind of a combination of the two. That’s the beauty of making your own list, right? You make the rules!

Source: wglt.org
Why the UAW is so hungry for a unionization win at Rivian - Vimarsana News

Why the UAW is so hungry for a unionization win at Rivian

Just this month, employees at a battery plant in Ohio voted to join the United Auto Workers (UAW) union – an apparent first for an electric vehicle or battery cell plant not owned entirely by the Big Three legacy automakers. The UAW would very much like Rivian to be next.

Source: wglt.org
Some Rivian workers see hope in unionization to address safety issues - Vimarsana News

Some Rivian workers see hope in unionization to address safety issues

Six years later, there’s increasing pressure to measure Rivian’s record by more than just its headcount. Some former and current workers tell WGLT the plant is a challenging and, at times, unsafe place to work.

Source: wglt.org
Home prices soar, even as frenzied Bloomington-Normal market cools off - Vimarsana News

Home prices soar, even as frenzied Bloomington-Normal market cools off

The frenzied Bloomington-Normal housing market has cooled off, though a local Realtors group says rapidly rising prices might not level off until the middle of 2023.

Source: wglt.org