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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.
Officials identify teenage hiker who died in Little Cottonwood Canyon
A 17-year-old died while hiking in Little Cottonwood Canyon Saturday, officials report.
James Wade was hiking with his family when he was separated from the group, according to Unified Police Lt. Manfred Lassig. He was killed after falling near Lisa Falls. Wade's body was located at the bottom of a steep cliff.
Salt Lake County man drowns while attempting to rescue child
Ismael Segundo, 34, was fishing with his girlfriend and her two children when one child went into the water and started to struggle, according to Utah State Parks Lt. Eric Stucki.
Segundo, his girlfriend and her other child swam into the reservoir to rescue the struggling child.
The girlfriend and her two children made it back to the shore but Segundo did not.
Pedestrian killed after hit-and-run in SLC
A man was hit and killed by a vehicle early Saturday morning, police said.
Police said the victim was hit near 1407 W. North Temple and the driver did not stay on scene. His body was found around 5:30 a.m.
Draper man killed in off-road vehicle rollover in Washington County
A Draper man died Saturday when the off-highway vehicle he was riding in rolled near Kolob Reservoir.
Lion enclosure at Hogle Zoo closed due to chemical leak
Crews from the Salt Lake City Fire Department responded Sunday morning to a report of a five gallon spill of hydrochloric acid at Hogle Zo
Sports
Lochte: US swimmers are 'safe and unharmed' after robbery
Ryan Lochte and three other American swimmers were robbed at gunpoint early Sunday by thieves posing as police officers who stopped their taxi and took their money and belongings.
'The Freak' returns to Triple-A Salt Lake from Angels, will start at home
After two Cy Young awards and three World Series rings, MLB standout pitcher Tim Lincecum is set to start his second assignment with Triple-A Salt Lake, which began Friday, when the Bees wrap up a four-game home series with Round Rock at 7:05 p.m. MT.
Rehab assignment brings former Ute Cron back to SLC
Former University of Utah baseball star C.J. Cron loves the Wasatch Front, but it was an unfortunate set of events that has brought him back to Smith's Ballpark and the Salt Lake Bees.
Cougars cap 1st week of fall camp with closed-door scrimmage
BYU alum and head coach Kalani Sitake brought his current team to the stadium for its first scrimmage of fall camp Saturday morning. The event, which closed to the media and most of the public, marks the formal end of the first full week of fall camp.
After breakthrough PGA Tour season, Tony Finau gives back to hometown
It’s been a good year for Lehi’s Tony Finau on the PGA Tour — good enough that he deserved some time off following the season’s final major at the PGA Championship.
