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Nobody injured after partial building collapse in downtown Waterloo

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WATERLOO, Iowa (KWWL) -- The former Waterloo Candy Co. building along West Park Avenue in downtown Waterloo partially collapsed on Thursday.

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Building partially collapses in downtown Waterloo

A building in downtown Waterloo partially collapsed Thursday, The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports.

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Building collapse in Waterloo leads to no injuries, festival parade proceeds as planned

Waterloo city officials say no one was injured after a building partially collapsed Thursday morning, and the My Waterloo Days festival parade will continue as

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Nobody injured after partial building collapse in downtown Waterloo

Authorities do not know exactly what caused the collapse.

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KWWL broke the news in Waterloo, United States on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
Sources are mostly out of United States (2)

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