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A Brief(ish) History of Blaxploitation Horror Movies - Vimarsana News

A Brief(ish) History of Blaxploitation Horror Movies

Blaxploitation horror is a vital part of the genre's history with Black stories about supernatural drama, social strife, and pure silliness.

Speed is of the essence in Market Street Parking Deck decision - Vimarsana News

Speed is of the essence in Market Street Parking Deck decision

A lot of work has to happen quickly to determine whether the Market Street Parking Deck in downtown Bloomington will be a good fit for a Connect Transit bus transfer center.

Source: wglt.org
WGLT's The Leadoff - Tuesday 4/12/22 - Vimarsana News

WGLT's The Leadoff - Tuesday 4/12/22

WGLT's the Leadoff is everything you need to know for Tuesday, April 12. A conservationist who'll be speaking at Illinois State University this week says we're living in unprecedented times, climate-wise. Plus, the CEO of Bloomington-based Heritage Enterprises says there's some positive changes heading toward the long-term care facility profession's way.

Source: wglt.org
WGLT's Sound Ideas - Monday 4/11/22 - Vimarsana News

WGLT's Sound Ideas - Monday 4/11/22

On today's episode, you'll hear from an executive at Bloomington-based Heritage Enterprises about how legislative reforms could impact the nursing home industry. Plus, a conservationist comes to ISU for a Thursday lecture. And a look at this year's soybean crop.

Source: wglt.org
Heritage CEO praises lawmakers and industry reform bills - Vimarsana News

Heritage CEO praises lawmakers and industry reform bills

The head of a large long-term care company based in Bloomington said lawmakers did good work on nursing home reform in the spring session. One bill, more than a year in the making, will annually put $700 million more into the revenue stream (HB 246).

Source: wglt.org