Study showed the building could've been rehabbed for a modern hospital for less than it cost to build the new one.
The city could bring in $10 million by selling them.
Civil judges would rather build at Duncan Plaza. If that doesn't work, they're seeking another site downtown.
Museum could help people learn about the history of medicine and modern diseases.
How to repurpose the building at no cost to city taxpayers.
This is the second in a series of reader commentaries that seek solutions for remaking the downtown landmark.
Providence Community Housing lacked a demolition permit as it reduced a vintage house to a stack of timbers, saying the structure was too far gone.
This opinion article was written in response to The Lens' request for ideas on how best to reuse Charity Hospital.
At heart of squabble: construction money — the judges have it; Landrieu wants it.
A front yard illegally paved to make a parking pad was remedied as the property owner eyed the real estate market.