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Development in the surfside condo collapse, 22 are dead and 126 are still missing. as the state prepares for hurricane elsa to make landfall next week, a possible huge disruption to these search efforts. demands for answers are growing. this morning, one of the residents who survived the collapse, has now filed a lawsuit against the property, the second lawsuit made public since the collapse. hes claiming the condo association knew the building was deteriorating. joining me right now is the atto...

Conditions there? >> well, i know a prior resident back in 2012, and then again in 2014 complained that -- by a lawsuit that they werent maintaining the building such that cracks were causing water intrusion into her apartment. she had to sue them on two different occasions because the first one they didnt do what they promised to do and she had to sue them again. thats back, 2012, 2014. since we see a lot of this in these water front buildings, this concrete cancer, the spalling of the steel th...

Statement of Concern Statement June 1, 2021 We, the undersigned, are scholars of democracy who have watched the recent deterioration of U.S. elections and liberal democracy with growing alarm. Specifically, we have watched with deep concern as Republican-led state legislatures across the country have in recent months proposed or implemented what we consider radical changes to core electoral procedures in response to unproven and intentionally destructive allegations of a stolen election. Co...

Courtesy of Hotel Morgan Courtesy of Hotel Morgan Courtesy of Hotel Morgan Courtesy of Hotel Morgan The Hotel Morgan, built in 1925, has hit some rough patches in its history. However, The Hotel had new life breathed into it when Charlestowne Hotels and Thrash Group acquired it. Robert Mickey, general manager at Hotel Morgan, believes the developments the Hotel has undergone have revitalized the Hotel. “The Hotel Morgan, for many years, was the crown jewel of Morgantown,” Mickey sa...