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A man and woman died Friday morning while hiking in a popular area of Arches National Park in Utah. A man in his 30s was also found with injuries and flown to a local hospital, CBS Salt Lake City affiliate KUTV reported.Chief Ranger Scott Brown said a 65-year-old man and 60-year-old woman died after falling into the bowl area near Delicate Arch. The condition of the injured man is unknown.Brown said the three were related. They are from California, KUTV reported. None of their stanley cup names were released. Conditions on the trail at Delicate Arch were a mix of rainy and snowy, but rangers said it s too early to speculate what caused all three people to fall. The Grand County Sheriff s Office is investigating. Delicate Arch trail closed for several hours Friday. When it reopened, park officials warned on Twitter that winter conditions make for slippery hiking and to proceed with caution. More from CBS News Sheriff asks FBI to investigate death of Black man found hanging in Alabama stanley cup Shooting in mall in Vancouver, Washington leaves 1 dead, 2 wounded stanley cup Xapk Alex Murdaugh estate, Moselle, is back on the market for $1.95 million
ST. PAUL, Minn. --A raccoon that captivated St. Paul and the internet Tuesday while scaling a skyscraper was starting to make its way down late Tuesday night, CBS Minnesota reports. Tuesday afternoon, the raccoon had stopped on a ledge more than 20 stories up.At about 10:30 p.m. CT, the raccoon began to descend from the 23rd floor, making it to the 17th story.But at some point, the critter reversed course again, apparently climbing from a window ledge to the very top, and was on the roof, out of sight. There was no word on whether it made its way to a live trap on the roof with some very aromatic cat food it was hoped would lure the rac adidas originals coon to safety. View image o jordan n TwitterIt all started at about 11 a.m. Tuesd af1 ay when Minnesota Public Radio reporter Tim Nelson noticed the fuzzy friend trapped on an overhang near the bottom of the UBS Building in downtown St. Paul, CBS Minnesota reports. The maintenance staff came out with some two-by-fours screwed together and pushed them up to the raccoon, thinking that he would run down the boards onto the street and escape, Nelson said.But when raccoons get scared, their instinct is to go up mdash; and that is exactly what this one did.Looking like a smaller, hairier version of Spiderman, the raccoon was able to scale almost the entire building, finally stopping to rest outside the Paige Donnelly Law Firm on the 23rd floor. We have seen him pace back and forth and sniff, but he hasn t moved,