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Financial records from the City of Davenport for expenses showed the city had spent a total of $3,267,437 in the aftermath of the partial collapse of 324 Main Street.

On May 28, 2023, The Davenport apartment building partially collapsed. A tragic event, that will forever be remembered in the Quad Cities.

One year after three people were killed in the Davenport Apartment Collapse, several questions remain as a class action lawsuit makes its way through the courts

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.

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.

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.

"Bi-State did not perform any work on the 324 Main building after May 10, 2023," an attorney representing the company wrote in an email to the Quad-City Times Monday.

A months-long investigation into the cause and origin of the deadly partial collapse of 324 Main St., a six-story Davenport apartment building, concluded with the release of a 113-page report

The investigative engineering report released by the city on Thursday provides new details on warnings and concerns ahead of the building collapse. Heres a timeline of new information.

The city of Davenport announced this morning the completion of a report by two city-hired investigative engineering companies on the causes and origins of the partial collapse of the west wall of a downtown six-story building May 28.