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As Millennium Hotel comes down, St. Louis weighs a bolder vision for downtown highways (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Cranes are tearing down the Millennium Hotel in downtown St. Louis, part of an almost $700 million redevelopment project. People traveling on Interstate 44 or sitting in Busch Stadium can see the demolition underway. Those involved in the project said the tower stood for more than a decade as a symbol of problems in St. Louis. Project leaders call its demolition visible proof of a turnaround. Leaders are also looking at a larger project: capping more of the inter
Flock concedes privacy shouldn’t depend on ‘commercial incentives’ in letter to Sen. Hawley (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (First Alert 4) - In a document obtained by First Alert 4 Investigates, mass-surveillance giant Flock Safety conceded to Congress that Americans’ Constitutional privacy should not depend on a private company’s corporate judgment, writing that it would welcome federal legislation to govern automated license plate reader cameras. The revelation comes as the U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism held a high-stakes hearing Wednesday. The formal response letter,
Airline leaders gather in Clayton to talk St. Louis’ global growth (opens the original)
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CLAYTON, Mo. (First Alert 4) - More than 700 people filled the Ritz-Carlton’s main ballroom Tuesday to learn how St. Louis is growing globally. The World Trade Center St. Louis brought together top executives from four major airlines at Lambert International to talk about the region’s strengths and what’s next. As the event was taking place, British Airways announced it was expanding to daily flights between St. Louis and London in 2027. Industry estimates show that one nonstop European route ca
As license plate camera networks expand, oversight struggles to keep pace (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- Records obtained through a public records request show St. Peters police queried the city’s Flock license plate reader cameras more than 30,000 times over just over three years, raising questions about oversight of the surveillance technology. The St. Peters Police Department began using Flock technology in early to mid-2023, according to a statement from the city. Matthew Hutchison, a veteran and former first responder, said he noticed cameras overlooking the public
St. Louis leaders call Mark Twain relocation a model for future housing crises (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A coalition of nonprofits relocated 168 people from the former Mark Twain Hotel in downtown St. Louis before a mid-September deadline. Coffy Collier lived at the Mark Twain for the last two years after a rocky marriage and time spent living on St. Louis streets. “It was your basic pimps, players, pushers, drug addicts—anything that was in the street was in the Mark Twain,” Collier said. “I really appreciate the fact that they gave me a hand up instead of a handou
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