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Stag is just a traditional Midwestern beer. Except in Belleville, where it's a culture. - Vimarsana News

Stag is just a traditional Midwestern beer. Except in Belleville, where it's a culture.

Pabst Brewing Co. recently changed its Stag beer logo for the second time in three years, and billions of people in the world couldn’t care less — except in Belleville.

No OSHA penalties after fatal Amazon warehouse collapse - Vimarsana News

No OSHA penalties after fatal Amazon warehouse collapse

The wreckage left six workers, including several contracted delivery drivers, dead.

Lawsuit against Amazon expected in connection with December tornado that left 6 dead at downstate warehouse - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit against Amazon expected in connection with December tornado that left 6 dead at downstate warehouse

Independent contractor Austin McEwen, 26, and others were required to work in conditions that management knew were unsafe, the law firm alleges.

Amazon shareholders are reportedly urging the company to audit its safety and surveillance practices after 6 workers died when their warehouse collapsed in a tornado - Vimarsana News

Amazon shareholders are reportedly urging the company to audit its safety and surveillance practices after 6 workers died when their warehouse collapsed in a tornado

Recovery operations continue after the partial collapse of an Amazon Fulfillment Center in Edwardsville, Illinois on December 12, 2021. Tim Vizer/AFP

Amazon driver told she'd be fired if she stopped delivering packages during tornado warning, report - Vimarsana News

Amazon driver told she'd be fired if she stopped delivering packages during tornado warning, report

The Amazon driver's supervisor said in a text that returning to the factory will "end with you not having a job come tomorrow morning," reported Bloomberg.