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Who was Scott D. Pierce? Scott Pierce was a TV critic for Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune

Scott D. Pierce, longtime television critic at first the Deseret News and later the Salt Lake Tribune, died Friday at age 64.

As morbid as it sounds, feet washing up on shores may be more common than one might think. A Wikipedia page made solely for human feet found in the Salish Sea said that since 2007, around 20 human foot remains have been discovered along the coastline of Washington state and British Columbia, Canada. Officials from both Canada and the U.S. have canceled out foul play throughout the years.

As morbid as it sounds, feet washing up on shores may be more common than one might think. A Wikipedia page made solely for human feet found in the Salish Sea said that since 2007, around 20 human foot remains have been discovered along the coastline of Washington state and British Columbia, Canada. Officials from both Canada and the U.S. have canceled out foul play throughout the years.

“I was very lucky that I didn’t die.”

A woman was stung hundreds of times by what a neighbor described as a cloud of bees in a terrifying attack in the driveway of her Riverside County home.

A woman was stung hundreds of times by what a neighbor described as a cloud of bees in a terrifying attack in the driveway of her Riverside County home.

A woman was stung hundreds of times by what a neighbor described as a cloud of bees in a terrifying attack in the driveway of her Riverside County home.

Deadly attacks in the West: How to stay safe from grizzlies, black bears, mountain lions Katie McKellar © Chuck Wing, Deseret News A 3-year-old black bear looks out from a tree after being chased up it by a dog in a forest above Strawberry Reservoir in July 1998. A string of deadly encounters between humans and bears this summer have again put the West in national headlines. Bear attacks are rare. But when they do happen, they’re often horrific. A string of deadly encount...

Utah ‘behind the times’ and needs watchdog to guard interest in Colorado River, official says Amy Joi ODonoghue © Chuck Wing, Deseret News The Colorado River flows from Page Arizona and the Glen Canyon Dam on April 1, 2018. SALT LAKE CITY — Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson says the state needs to do everything it can to protect its share of water in the drought-challenged Colorado River, and the creation of a new entity would foster that protection. “Sixty percent of th...