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We’ve talked about how, in the digital space at least, the concept of “ownership” has undergone a massive philisophical shift. It used to be that you would go out somewhere, buy a thing, and own that thing. When the product is digital, however, or if it is connected to the internet and subject to firmware […]

ALTON – Community members gathered at the Wedge Innovation Center in Alton on Tuesday night to ask representatives from development firm McCormack Baron Salazar (MBS) about the proposed Lovejoy apartments project. MBS representatives were on hand to answer questions from the public, surrounded by poster boards and flyers with more detailed information about what the Lovejoy project is – and is not. The Lovejoy is described on one flyer as “a proposed $27 million development with high-quality rental housing” meant to rival similar developments in “peer communities” like Edwardsville and O’Fallon. Proposed at 324 Ridge St., the 71-unit apartments would feature a mix of one-bedroom and two-bedroom options with a fitness room, Mississippi River views, rooftop amenities, and much more. Joseph Weatherly, senior vice president of development for MBS, described the meeting as an “open house” with a focus on transparency. While MBS has

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The child was found dead Friday at Poppy's Playhouse day care in Park Hills.

From broken windows to broken lives, you can see all of the rubble and debris left behind by Mother Nature in the affected neighborhoods.

“I have to worry about my baby crossing the street because if you don’t they will hit your kids,” Mooshay Monroe said. “They will hit whatever. They just drive.”

The lawsuit claims negligence, saying an employee forced Conrad to sleep, applying weight pressure to his body, causing suffocation.

The shooting happened around 6 p.m. near Normandy High School, at the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Lucas and Hunt Road.

Thousands of insurance claims have already been filed following Friday's deadly tornado.

Tenants at Branscome Apartments say they’ve been without power, water, and help for days. Management claims help is on the way.

Flipping the script on the greatest love story ever told, & Juliet asks: What would happen if Juliet didn’t end it all over Romeo? Get whisked away on a fabulous journey as […]

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On Tuesday afternoon, the City of St. Louis conducted a test of the emergency siren system, days after the sirens failed to go off in some areas before the May 16 tornado.

From Construction Business Owner:  Construction workers, firefighters, military personnel and doctors — these are the “toughest jobs in America,” according to a new survey. The poll included 2,000 Americans (1,000 of whom are trade workers), asking respondents what they believe the “toughest” jobs are and what comes to mind when they think of “tough jobs.” […]