A Saturday birthday celebration on Lake Lanier turned tragic when a 27-year-old jumped into the water and didn’t resurface. The body of Ramon Diaz-Soria, of Atlanta, was recovered Sunday evening ...

Officials with the Salt Lake City Police Department have released a statement clarifying the term "peacekeeper" used in reference to people who were seen assist ...

The Salt Lake City Police Department confirmed it is investigating the role of the “peacekeeper” who fired their weapon at a suspect who now faces murder charges.

Police, medical personnel and "peacekeepers" swarm a man who was shot during the “No Kings” protest and march in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Police said Monday they are also investigating the ...

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Arturo Gamboa was identified as the suspect in the shooting of 39-year-old Arthur Folasa Ah Loo at a 'No Kings Day' protest in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Authorities said that the protester was ...

Arthur Folasa Ah Loo was identified as the innocent bystander who was fatally shot during a ‘No Kings’ protest in Salt Lake City on Saturday. He died in the hospital, Salt Lake City Police ...

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Five people were shot — three of them fatally — at an annual carnival outside Salt Lake City, Utah, authorities said. One of those killed was an infant, police said.

To improve water quality and prevent harmful algae growth, a nanobubble system is being installed in Killarney Lake in Manitoba. The pilot project uses technology that infuses water with ultra ...

TRAGEDY "Anyone who knew him would tell you how kind, generous, funny, and full of light he was." Ramon Diaz-Soria drowned at Lake Lanier over the weekend.

Weekday closures at Lake Ashtabula disappoint longtime campers Staffing shortages for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are disrupting one Fargo family's 50-year summer tradition.