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Wood River Police Chief Announces Man Is Charged With Two Counts Of Aggravated Arson

3 years 4 months ago
WOOD RIVER - The Wood River Police announced on Thursday afternoon that Dakota R. Davidson, 20, of the 1200 block of East Madison Avenue in Wood River has been charged with two counts of Aggravated Arson. Wood River Police Chief Brad Wells said that at 11:40 p.m. on Sunday, October 2, 2022, the Wood River Fire and Police Departments were dispatched to a commercial fire alarm at an apartment complex located at 133 Thompson Street. Several calls came to the 911 Center reporting the fire. "One caller reported seeing a male subject run from the scene carrying a gas can," Chief Wells said. "The Wood River Fire Department was able to extinguish the fire quickly and determined the fire was intentionally set in a hallway of the multi-unit complex. "While the Fire Department was battling the fire it was learned that a female resident of the complex was escaping the fire from her apartment and fell from a balcony. The female was severely injured from the fall. She was transported by ambulance

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Union Settles Dispute With Developer Over Loans for Rehab of Jefferson Arms Building

3 years 4 months ago
From St. Louis Business Journal:  A union and developer trying for a rehab of downtown St. Louis’ Jefferson Arms building have agreed to settle their dispute, according to court documents. The local branch of a carpenters union last month sued the developer, Dallas-based Alterra Worldwide, alleging it’s owed hundreds of thousands of dollars for loans tied […]
Shruthi Beedu

5 St. Louis County Projects Get Early OK for Remaining Pandemic Relief Money

3 years 4 months ago
From St. Louis Post Dispatch:  St. Louis County council members are one step closer to deciding how they’ll use $68.4 million in remaining federal pandemic relief money, advancing proposals on Tuesday for a new central county police station, derelict property demolition and an arts nonprofit, among others. But the County Council still has to decide which […]
Shruthi Beedu

California Governor Signs Bill Forbidding The Use Of Rap Lyrics As Criminal Evidence

3 years 4 months ago
Rap music has long conveyed the narrative of the streets. As such, its subject matter often details violence, police oppression, and criminal activities. And the expression itself often provides the only legitimate potential source of income for people living in impoverished, high-crime areas. But it’s only in recent years that cops and prosecutors have decided […]
Tim Cushing

What Washington University students say you should do this fall

3 years 4 months ago
ST. LOUIS - Washington University's student newspaper has some suggestions for those who are staying in St. Louis for fall break. Even those who aren't students anymore can enjoy some of their proposals. Find a good place to hammock. Visit the Great Godfrey Maze. Attend a Cardinals or Blues game. Visit the Historic Shaw Art [...]
Monica Ryan

How to increase office attendance in St. Louis with a hybrid work model

3 years 4 months ago
Employers continue to grapple with how to adapt their workplace strategies more than two years after the start of the pandemic. In its most recent Future of Work survey of senior real estate decision makers, JLL found just 9% of employers don’t offer any form of hybrid work. While hybrid models have become more common, executives are still working to develop strategies that balance flexibility with business needs. “Pre-pandemic, our focus as real estate advisors and consultants was to find…
Lauren Lawley Head

Daily Deal: Mini 5-in-1 Type-C to USB Hub

3 years 4 months ago
Enjoy convenient charging and fast data transfer with the Mini 5-in-1 Type-C to USB Hub. The cable is coated in 4.5mm of thick PVC material and has reinforced joints making it durable and able to withstand heavy use. The galvanized wire core, aluminum alloy, and multi-layer shielding help provide a fast, stable data transmission. Plug […]
Gretchen Heckmann