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It's been nearly a month since part of a Davenport apartment building collapsed, killing three people, injuring several, and displacing 100 households. But President Biden and FEMA have not responded to Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds' request for a disaster declaration and federal assistance.
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A Scott County judge has ordered the City of Davenport to immediately stop demolition activity at the apartment building that collapsed nearly three weeks ago, killing three people and injuring others.
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GovernmentLexus and Quanishia Berry are suing the city and owner, Andrew Wold. They want to inspect the site and use what they find as evidence.
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After being closed for more than two weeks, the Downtown Davenport Partnership says the city is now allowing restaurants, bars, retail shops, and others to reopen.
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As demolition of The Davenport apartment building continues including debris removal, the city has hired two engineering consultants to find out why part of it collapsed, killing three people, injuring several, and displacing around 100 households.
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It seems everyone from the structural engineer to city officials to tenants had concerns about the 116-year-old Davenport apartment building. But no one ordered residents out, and it was only when a section of the six-story building tumbled to the ground on May 28 that everyone seemed to connect the dots.
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Since the collapse of The Davenport apartment building, it has become increasingly evident how long both the owner and the city were aware of its risks. The remains of the dead were found this week. One family remembers their lost loved one and discusses accountability after the collapse.
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Tuesday, June 13th, 2023: On Monday, crews started demolishing the rest of a six-story apartment building on Main Street in Davenport.
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The City of Davenport has completely evacuated another downtown building. It's located right across West 4th Street from the building that partially collapsed.
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After their narrow escape from the partial collapse of a downtown Davenport apartment building, two women have filed a lawsuit against the owner, contractors, engineers, and the city.