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SALT LAKE CITY — Here are 10 stories you may have missed this weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.
Protests spill into Salt Lake streets, decrying police violence, racism
More than 300 protesters turned out for the larger, more emotional rally Saturday evening. The group shut down roads including State Street and drew onlookers from restaurants and businesses as they marched, calling out chants of "Black lives matter," condemning police brutality in Utah and across the country and decrying racism.
Police arrest third suspect after Santa Clara man's disappearance
A third person has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of David Corey Heisler, who went missing from his Santa Clara home last month.
Tammy Renee Freeman, 54, of Washington City, was arrested at her home Saturday and booked into the Washington County Jail for investigation of aggravated burglary, motor vehicle theft and aggravated kidnapping, according to Santa Clara-Ivins police officer Chad Holt.
Body of 59-year-old man found on Riverdale Parkway
The body of a man was found on the Riverdale Parkway on Saturday afternoon.
A bicyclist discovered the body while riding on the Riverdale Parkway just before 3 p.m., according to Riverdale Police Lt. Casey Warren. The deceased man is described as a 59-year-old man and is known to be a transient in the area, according to police.
Police ID man killed in early morning Kearns shooting
A 24-year-old West Valley man is dead following a shooting early Sunday morning, police said.
Former Cedar City mayor, SUU President Gerald Sherratt dies
Gerald R. Sherratt, former Cedar City mayor and Southern Utah University president, died Friday. He was 84.
“He was the greatest promoter the university ever had,” said Scott Wyatt, current SUU president. “His mark is everywhere on campus, the city and the state.”
Sports
Jazz earn first Summer League win
The Summer Jazz beat New Orleans 79-72 in Las Vegas to pick up their first win of the 2016 Summer League.
SL Locals: Fredette shoots Denver to rout
Jimmer Fredette poured in a game-high 26 points and three assists to lead the Nuggets to a 106-61 rout of Memphis in Denver’s second game of the NBA Summer League.
Dexter Hill 'everything' to brother, BYU quarterback Taysom
It’s been a tough offseason for BYU quarterback Taysom Hill, and not just for football reasons. He's been rehabilitating a foot injury since the season opener last September at Nebraska, and then he lost his older brother Dexter in March.
Cox's 5 1st-half TDs lead Falconz back to IWFL championship
Keeshya Cox scored four of her five first-half touchdowns in the second quarter, and the Utah Falconz made quick work of the previously unbeaten Austin Yellow Jackets with a 56-12 win in the Western Conference finals of the Independent Women’s Football League at Cottonwood High.
Former Ute Cron placed on 15-day DL for Angels
C.J. Cron left Friday’s 9-5 win over Baltimore after being hit by a pitch in the left hand in the sixth inning, and Angels manager Mike Sciascia announced they have placed him on the 15-day disabled list.
