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St. Louis-area school races: Money, turnout and a rejection of 'partisan politics' - Vimarsana News

St. Louis-area school races: Money, turnout and a rejection of 'partisan politics'

The election results followed a national backlash against school boards that have tilted conservative in recent years.

Wesley Bell picks up more union support in US House race - Vimarsana News

Wesley Bell picks up more union support in US House race

St. Louis County prosecuting attorney, former state legislator Maria Chappelle-Nadal both challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Cori Bush in Aug. 6 Democratic primary

UAW members on strike at Detroit Three and elsewhere must report extra money from key 1099 - Vimarsana News

UAW members on strike at Detroit Three and elsewhere must report extra money from key 1099

2023 was a key year for big strikes, including UAW strikes against automakers and the Detroit casinos. What does that mean for 2023 tax returns?

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Fed up with inaction, rail unions draft and push their own safety plan - Vimarsana News

Fed up with inaction, rail unions draft and push their own safety plan

WASHINGTON —Fed up with the big Class I freight railroads’ incessant drive to put profits over people, and safety, and with federal regulators’ piecemeal and often pro-corporate responses, a coalition of rail freight unions issued a comprehensive analysis of the problem, with key recommendatio...

Virginia: A railroad town legislator takes on the railroads - Vimarsana News

Virginia: A railroad town legislator takes on the railroads

She’s from a railroad town, but Del. Shelly Simonds, D-Newport News, is gearing up to face down some of the General Assembly’s most influential interests with a bill calling for