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Authorities say helicopter crew has recovered the body of a climber who died after falling about 1,000 feet while on a steep, technical route on Mount Johnson in Alaska’s Denali

Authorities say helicopter crew has recovered the body of a climber who died after falling about 1,000 feet while on a steep, technical route on Mount Johnson in Alaska’s Denali

Police have identified the victim of Saturdays house fire in St Lucy as Keith Michael Vancooten, 97. Emergency services responded to a fire at a residence at Mount Johnson, near Josey Hill, around 1 pm on Saturday. Police said Vancooten died in the blaze. The fire destroyed a wood and wall property, and the cause is being investigated. Eight fire officers responded and  extinguished

An elderly man, believed to be in his late 90s, died in a blaze at a house located at Mount Johnson, near Josey Hill, St. Lucy. The cause of the fire, which was reported around 1 p.m. on Saturday and destroyed the wood and wall property, is being investigated. Police are still at the scene and have launched an unnatural death investigation. Eight fire officers responded and extinguished the blaze. (PR/SAT)

An elderly man has died following a house fire in St. Lucy. Emergency services responded to the fire at a residence at Mount Johnson, near Josey Hill, around 1 pm on Saturday. Police say the man, believed to be in his late 90s, died in the blaze. Police say the fire destroyed a wood and wall property. The cause of the fire is being

Johnson & Johnson said it plans to stop selling its legacy talc-based baby-powder products globally in 2023, a move that comes amid continued legal battles and years after the company discontinued the product in the US and Canada.

A storm bashed against the pillar of rock and ice projecting from the South Face of Mount Bradley in Alaska, a barrage of snow in its swirling gusts. Mark and I dove into our tent, placed on the only ledge we’d found for hundreds of feet. We had planned to spend a single night on the route. This was our third. We were 3,000 feet up, with 1,000 feet of climbing still to go. Between us we assembled a small pile: two energy bars, a half can of gas and a single freeze-dried meal. “We’re going...