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HURRICANE, Utah (AP) — Deputies in southern Utah have arrested a Wyoming man that they say led police on a chase outside Zion National Park. A Washington County Sheriff's spokesman says 40-year-old Brady Warner fled when officers tried to pull him. Authorities later found Warner at a cabin. He was arrested after he spoke with police negotiators and surrendered.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Police say they believe a motorcyclist who was hospitalized in critical condition yesterday shot himself during a traffic stop south of Salt Lake City. The Unified Police Department says officers had stopped 35-year-old Michael Huggard in Midvale when he became confrontational with officers and pulled out a gun. A spokesman says Huggard intentionally shot himself in the head during the confrontation.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Authorities say a Tooele man died after falling while hiking Mount Nebo in Utah's Juab County. KSL-TV reports that 40-year-old Gregory Bronder fell while crossing a saddle between two of the peaks. Authorities estimate that Bronder fell about 1,500 feet.

HILDALE, Utah (AP) — The reopened public school in a polygamous community on the Utah-Arizona border has nearly doubled in size for its second year. The Spectrum in St. George reports that the K-12 Water Canyon School has 288 students into the classrooms, up from last year's enrollment of 162. Residents of the small desert town of Hildale, Utah, have spent a decade without public education.