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The Davenport Disaster One Year Later: TV6 Investigates sits down with couple who survived collapse

Peach was trapped under the rubble for eight hours. She was freed after an emergency amputation to remove her left leg.

May 28, 2024 marks one year since the partial collapse at 324 Main St. in Davenport. News 8 has spent months compiling never-before-seen footage. Here's the result.

Three men were killed when downtown Davenport apartment building failed on Memorial Day weekend.

Peach and Lexus Berry say they're willing to settle but will go to trial if an agreement isn't reached.

Peach and Lexus Berry are still trying to rebuild their lives following the collapse of the six-story apartment building where they lived in downtown Davenport.

Peach and Lexus Berry are still trying to rebuild their lives following the collapse of the six-story apartment building where they lived in downtown Davenport.

Andrew Wold, whose Davenport Hotel LLC owned the apartment building at 324 Main St., is accusing Select Structural Engineering, a company that inspected the building in the months before the collapse, of negligence and breach of contract.

Peach and Lexus Berry filed one of many lawsuits that came after the tragic event at 324 Main St.

Andrew Wold, whose Davenport Hotel LLC owned the apartment building at 324 Main St., is accusing Select Structural Engineering, a company that inspected the building in the months before the collapse, of negligence and breach of contract.