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Ben Kuo scanned through satellite photos of the San Gabriel Mountains on Tuesday trying to match the terrain to a grainy image released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Authorities had asked for the public's help in their search for a lost hiker, who was reported missing Monday. The Sheriff's Office posted on Facebook and Twitter, attaching a photo the hiker had sent to a friend. The photo showed his legs dangled off a cliff high above patches of green brush. Kuo thought he could figure out where the photo was taken, or at least get pretty close. The ham radio operator,...

By David Smith Apr 16, 2021 A guy near L.A. went hiking this week and got stranded overnight. He'd texted a photo to a friend of his legs dangling off a rock overlooking a canyon. Then later, he said he was lost and that his phone was dying. So rescuers started searching, and posted the photo in case anyone knew the area. And a random guy named Ben Kuo saved the day.

By David Smith Apr 16, 2021 A guy near L.A. went hiking this week and got stranded overnight. He'd texted a photo to a friend of his legs dangling off a rock overlooking a canyon. Then later, he said he was lost and that his phone was dying. So rescuers started searching, and posted the photo in case anyone knew the area. And a random guy named Ben Kuo saved the day.

Good News: A Guy's Weird Hobby Saved a Hiker's Life RADIO.COM 2 hrs ago Here are a few more good news stories making the rounds... 1. This happened in January, but the video's just going viral: A high school biology teacher in Maryland named Wendy Franklin was doing a Zoom class, and realized all her students were muted with their cameras off. So she was confused for a second, until one of them spoke up and said they just wanted to thank her for being so great this year. Then all at once, they turned their cameras on . . . and every student was holding up a hand-drawn "THANK YOU" sign.