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The Tallest Building Faces Its End The skyline of Lake Charles is about to undergo a significant transformation. On Tuesday ...

Preparations have been underway for the past month at the site of the old Millard Fillmore Hospital tower at Gates Circle, ahead of Saturday morning’s planned demolition. Skip to content News 4 ...

Dust from the implosion "is an unavoidable byproduct" of the process, said Mark Loizeaux, president of Controlled Demolition Inc., the project contractor, but it's "just dust." ...

At approximately 9 a.m. Saturday, Edgewater residents woke up to the roaring boom of another building demolition to make way for a much taller, luxury residential tower. It’s unclear what ...

The downtown Macy's is scheduled for implosion at ten minutes after sunrise on Sunday, Sept. 22, and work started earlier this year to strip and prepare the former department store for destruction ...

Building implosion planned in downtown Des Moines A building near Iowa Methodist Medical Center will be brought down by an implosion on Sunday.

Here are 8 things to know about the scheduled demolition of LifeWay’s 12-story Draper Tower at 9:30 a.m., Saturday. Dynamite and linear shaped charges are the primary explosives of choice. The ...

The planned implosion in Old East Dallas, just east of Uptown, was scheduled for 7:45 a.m., but part of the building that held the elevator and stairwell remained standing after the dust settled.

A look back: Implosions aren't new in Jacksonville.Here are 5 of the most memorable. Upcoming demolitions: After Berkman demolition, more high-profile Jacksonville buildings to come down this year ...

More: LifeWay building implosion in Nashville: How people are reacting online. The LifeWay Draper Tower demolition helps make way for a 15-acre mixed-use development called Nashville Yards.

Among the people who plan to watch the office tower’s implosion on television is Paula Jacobson, a retired Dominion employee who worked in the building for about 18 years, starting in 1979.