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Update At: 7/15/2024
A BNSF train carrying consumer goods derailed in Sherburne County, blocking 172nd Street Northwest. No injuries were reported, and authorities are working to clear the area safely.
WJON
A fire has been reported near the peak of South Mountain in Phoenix, with firefighters on the scene assessing the situation. Details are still emerging as the story develops.
12News
A search is ongoing for a man who dove from Porcupine Dam cliffs and did not resurface. Emergency services, including Search and Rescue teams and the Utah Department of Public Safety, are actively searching the area. The public is advised to avoid the area to facilitate the search efforts.
KUTV
Emergency crews are searching for a missing swimmer at Porcupine Dam after a young adult male reportedly dove from cliffs and did not resurface. Multiple search and rescue teams, including a state dive team and helicopter, are involved in the operation. The sheriff's office urges the public to avoid the area to facilitate the search efforts.
Cache Valley Daily
Search and rescue crews located a missing Utah State University student-athlete who was presumed drowned at Porcupine Reservoir. The incident, described as a tragic accident, occurred after the individual was seen diving from cliffs and failing to resurface. The Cache County Sheriff’s Office is withholding the student's name pending notifications.
Yahoo
An 88-year-old couple, James and Carolyn Dooley, died in flash flooding in rural Illinois. Emergency responders rescued a 70-year-old man trapped in his car, but the couple was found deceased in their submerged vehicle. The community mourns their loss as they were active members of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
FOX Weather
Terry and Carolyn Dooley, prominent supporters of the Alton community, died in flash flooding while checking on their farmland. Their pastor, Fr. Chris Uhl, and local residents remember them for their joyful spirits and contributions to the community.
KMOV
Granite Falls police investigated a reported alligator sighting, which turned out to be a 4-foot-long pet Tegu named Tazz. The lizard, belonging to Shanna Duncan, escaped from home and was later found in a barn. Tazz was reunited with his family after the community helped in the search, initially sparked by a police post that went viral.
KING5.com
Tazz, an Argentine white tegu, is missing near Granite Falls, prompting locals to report sightings to 911 for its safe return to owner Avery Coleman. Initially mistaken for a 10-foot alligator, Tazz is described as docile and friendly.
Everett Herald
Granite Falls Police Department is searching for an Argentine white Tegu, initially mistaken for a 10-foot-long alligator, following a complaint about a large reptile in the area.
KOMO