From St. Louis Business Journal: Arch to Park Equity Fund LLC, the patient capital real estate fund of civic business organization Greater St. Louis Inc., is in line to purchase the Wainwright State Office Building in downtown St. Louis. Greater St. Louis said Tuesday the state of Missouri has accepted an offer it made for […]
WASHINGTON — Exactly two months out from the presidential election, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan plans to move ahead with the case accusing former President Donald Trump of subverting the 2020 presidential election results, telling Trump’s attorneys that she is “not concerned with the electoral schedule.” Chutkan released a timeline for the case late Thursday […]
A panel discussion last week at the Cortex Innovation District highlighted the high-level of collaboration that is needed for prefab modularized and componentized construction to succeed. Construction Forum’s Emerging Leaders partnered with Built Interior Construction, DIRTT, and BLDD Architects for a networking session followed by an informative panel discussion about prefabricated construction. The event was […]
From Construction Dive: Figure out the best use cases, but don’t try to shoehorn artificial intelligence where it doesn’t belong, a McCarthy tech expert and other panelists told listeners last week during a BuiltWorlds webinar. The panel, “Emerging Disruptors in Construction: The What, How, Why and Opportunities,” focused on the technologies that currently, or will […]
Far too many states have decided to engage in censorship, urged on by an alarmingly large voting bloc that truly appears to be on the side of fascism, so long as that fascism appears to be on their side. Since this is, for the moment, still the United States of America, home of several enshrined […]
The improvements to be funded by the grant are unrelated to and predate the sinkhole that swallowed part of a soccer field at Gordon Moore Park in June.
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From St. Louis Business Journal: St. Louis developer Green Street is suing Bar K in an bid to evict the dog-friendly entertainment venue, claiming it has defaulted on its lease. Bar K owes nearly $300,000 in rent for its location at 4565 McRee Ave. in the city’s Forest Park Southeast neighborhood, Green Street alleges in […]
GODFREY - Amid reports of heart attacks at local pickleball courts, the Godfrey Village Board on Tuesday weighed the possibility of installing an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) device near the village’s own pickleball courts at Glazebrook Park. Trustee Craig Lombardi noted there have been a few heart attacks reported at pickleball courts around the Riverbend, including in Wood River, East Alton, and Godfrey. Citing a suggestion from residents, Lombardi said having an AED on site would be a logical way for the village to prepare for such an incident. “An AED machine I know costs a little bit, but it was suggested to me that we probably have something up there,” Lombardi said. “It is an older sport, a lot of younger kids are playing it, but … the chances of this happening more and more just realistic to me.” While Trustee Rick Lauschke raised concerns about training and liability, Parks & Recreation Director Chris Logan said the devices
S. M. Wilson & Co., a St. Louis-based construction management and general contracting firm, has promoted Ralph Miller to Project Superintendent. Miller joined the company in 1999 and continued there until 2013. He returned in 2021. In the past year, he worked with the team to complete the program at HSHS St. John’s Health Center […]
SMITHTON - A former resident of Bria of Smithton, a skilled care nursing facility in Smithton, has been awarded $3.5 million after an improperly treated infection led to the partial amputation of her right leg. The St. Clair County court ruled in favor of the 64-year-old woman on August 27, 2024. She was represented by Gianaris Trial Lawyers in Alton. The resident developed an infection in her right great toe in 2022, which, according to the lawsuit filed by attorney Ted Gianaris, was not properly treated for many months. This led to sepsis, a bone infection, and gangrene. Eventually, the resident was sent to a hospital emergency room and underwent a below-the-knee amputation. Prior to losing her leg, she had suffered a stroke that affected her left side, resulting in her confinement to a wheelchair. “This poor lady had an infection for a long time before July of 2022, but the facility didn’t do the right thing. She had gangrene of her toe, and her family wasn’t
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