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Philadelphia partial building collapse: Video shows Grays Ferry parking garage cave in

Doorbell camera footage captured the beginning of a seven-floor partial building collapse at a parking garage in Philadelphia, leaving one person dead, two injured, and two others missing.

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1 killed and 2 missing after partial roof collapse at parking garage being built in Philadelphia

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1 Dead and 2 Missing After Parking Garage Collapses in Philadelphia

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Philadelphia parking garage to be demolished after deadly collapse

The parking garage at the center of a deadly partial collapse is expected to be demolished.

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Philly parking garage collapse: 1 confirmed dead, 2 presumed dead as search shifts to recovery

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Philadelphia parking garage collapse kills 1, 2 missing presumed dead

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Missing ironworkers presumed dead after Philadelphia garage collapse

All three victims of the parking garage collapse in Philadelphia were ironworkers in the local union. Here's what we know.

Residents displaced after partial building collapse at 11 N Hamilton

A City of Poughkeepsie residential building at 11 N Hamilton St. has partially collapsed. Here's what we know so far.

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Parking garage collapse rankles office building’s already disgruntled tenants

I’m just riding out this lease,” one attorney said. Another worker said her uncle got stuck in the elevator four times.

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Partial building collapse in Hallandale Beach traps two vehicles under debris; no injuries reported

A section of a building partially collapsed in Hallandale Beach Thursday morning, trapping two vehicles beneath the rubble, according to<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

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Structural collapse at Hallandale Beach building under investigation

A structural collapse at a Hallandale Beach building prompted a response from Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue on Thursday morning, though no injuries were reported.

Charleston files lien to recoup nearly $380K spent demolishing King St. building after roof collapse

Charleston spent nearly $380,000 to demolish a vacant, partially collapsed building on King Street. In a civil complaint, the city is asking a judge order its sale to recoup its costs.