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WCAU NBC 10 News At 11p February 25, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WCAU NBC 10 News At 11p February 25, 2015

Midnight. Much like these workers who are out here the two utility workers who were injured were only standing feet away when the education explosion happened. They were knocked to the ground and dragged to safety by a couple of Police Officers. You can see the damage. Debris not placed here but blown here by the blast. People say video from a Police Dash Cam captured only part of the impact of the natural gas explosion. Everything just shoot. It was chaotic everywhere. Reporter Police Arrived within six minutes of the first report followed by firefighters ems and gas workers. 90 minutes to ev...

A year in review: The DO's top 10 stories of 2023 - Vimarsana News

A year in review: The DO's top 10 stories of 2023

After an exciting year at The DO, we are proud to share the list of our most popular stories from 2023.

Close call on GM tentative deal as senior workers reportedly push 'no' votes - Vimarsana News

Close call on GM tentative deal as senior workers reportedly push 'no' votes

One of GM's biggest plants, Arlington Assembly in Texas, voted in favor of the contract Wednesday. That is a significant development for the overall vote tally.

Source: wxyz.com
UAW has enough votes to ratify GM agreement, sources say - Vimarsana News

UAW has enough votes to ratify GM agreement, sources say

The tentative contract that ended a strike by the UAW against General Motors doesn't have overwhelming support as some previously expected.

UAW has enough votes to ratify GM agreement, sources say - Vimarsana News

UAW has enough votes to ratify GM agreement, sources say

The tentative contract that ended a strike by the UAW against General Motors doesn't have as overwhelming support as some previously expected.

Source: abc15.com