SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Sheriff’s officials say flash flooding in a Utah canyon has killed one person. The Emery County Sheriff’s Office says at least 21 others escaped the flooding in Little Wildhorse Canyon. Agencies were looking for others who may have been stranded. The sheriff’s office says that the National Weather Service reported flooding hit after a storm crossed Goblin Valley State Park and forecasters predicted that nickle-sized hail was possible.
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