Branden Colvin Sr is the first confirmed fatality in six-story apartment building that partially collapsed in Davenport last week

The family of Branden Colvin Sr confirmed on Saturday he was found deceased at the six-story apartment building in Davenport, Iowa, that partially collapsed on Sunday, 28 May.

Colvin’s 18-year-old son, Branden Colvin Jr, had been sleeping outside of the building awaiting news on his father. “I know my dad’s in there and there’s nothing I can do … wishing I could just run in there,” Colvin Jr. told ABC News on Wednesday.

Quanishia ‘Peach’ Berry was trapped for several hours before rescuers found her in collapsed apartment building

A woman was rescued from a six-story building in Davenport, Iowa, which collapsed last weekend – but only after having a leg removed.

The 116-year-old building which housed 53 tenants partly collapsed in downtown Davenport on Sunday.

Eight person rescued Monday morning after part of six-story building collapsed but damaged structure remains unstable

Officials in Iowa are making plans to demolish a six-story apartment building a day after it partially collapsed, injuring at least one person and displacing countless residents and businesses.

There were no confirmed fatalities and no known people still trapped the morning after the incident in the eastern Iowa city of Davenport. The damaged structure remains unstable, authorities said on Monday.

Bradley Wendt bought more than 90 machine guns and hosted public shootouts, charging participants to fire the guns

An Iowa police chief faces fraud charges for allegedly buying and selling machine guns for personal profit, despite stating the purchases were related to department business.

Bradley Wendt, 46 and the police chief of Adair, Iowa, bought more than 90 machine guns between 2018 to 2022, claiming the weapons would be used for “the official duties and responsibilities of the Adair police department”, the justice department said.

Pieper Lewis could face up to two decades behind bars for violating probation she was ordered to serve at a correctional facility

An Iowa sex-trafficking victim who at age 15 killed her alleged rapist escaped custody on Friday, violating the probation she was ordered to serve at a correctional facility after pleading guilty to manslaughter, according to reports.

Pieper Lewis, who is now 18, could face up to two decades behind bars after this alleged probation violation. Authorities have issued a warrant for her arrest, the Des Moines Register newspaper reported.