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Two men promised 30 homes to one of Illinois' poorest towns using a $1.1 million 3D printer. The FBI came knocking before a single family moved in
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Two men promised 30 homes to one of Illinois' poorest towns using a $1.1 million 3D printer. The FBI came knocking before a single family moved in
A plan to build 30 duplexes using a 3D printer in Cairo, Illinois, has fallen apart. The project was meant to bring new housing to one of the state’s poorest towns, but it has stalled, leaving behind a single unfinished structure and drawing the attention of the FBI. Cairo has not seen a new home built in at least 30 years. When the project launched in August 2024, more than 100 residents gathered at a vacant lot on 17th Street and Dr. Martin Lu…
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