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What we know about Davenport building collapse, rescue and demolition - Vimarsana News

What we know about Davenport building collapse, rescue and demolition

Part of a Davenport building collapsed around 5 p.m. Sunday. As search efforts continue, the property owner was served with a demolition notice.

5 unaccounted for including 2 likely in wreckage of collapsed Iowa apartment building - Vimarsana News

5 unaccounted for including 2 likely in wreckage of collapsed Iowa apartment building

The mayor of Davenport, Iowa, says five people remain unaccounted for including two people who could still be in the wreckage of a partly collapsed apartment building.

Source: wjcl.com
5 unaccounted for including 2 likely in wreckage of collapsed Iowa apartment building - Vimarsana News

5 unaccounted for including 2 likely in wreckage of collapsed Iowa apartment building

The mayor of Davenport, Iowa, says five people remain unaccounted for including two people who could still be in the wreckage of a partly collapsed apartment building.

Source: ksbw.com
2 likely in Iowa apartment collapse wreckage, more missing, mayor says - Vimarsana News

2 likely in Iowa apartment collapse wreckage, more missing, mayor says

By SCOTT McFETRIDGE, HANNAH FINGERHUT and ERIN HOOLEY Associated Press

Source: wfmj.com
Rent to increase on FEMA trailers for Louisianans impacted by Hurricane Ida; here's what to know - Vimarsana News

Rent to increase on FEMA trailers for Louisianans impacted by Hurricane Ida; here's what to know

Two years after Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana’s coast, the catastrophic damage it caused to homes and infrastructure remains unrepaired in many parts of southeast Louisiana.Despite the slow progress, especially when it comes to home repairs, the Federal Emergency Management Agency recently notified residents that it will soon dramatically increase the cost of the temporary housing the agency has provided to those displaced by the storm.

Source: wrkf.org