Recovery Underway Of Skiers Killed In Avalance: KSUB News Summary

Recovery teams are preparing to bring down the bodies of two skiers who died in an avalanche in Utah. It happened in the Lone Peak Summit area of the Little Cottonwood Canyon on Thursday, outside of Salt Lake City. Families are notified but authorities have not released the names of the 32-year-old and 23 year-old victims. The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office says the two skiers were located by five rescue teams. The bodies will be hoisted down from the mountain for transport to the medical examiner's office. Weather conditions yesterday were too unstable to complete the recovery operation. One skier survived who was able to dig himself out of the snow. He was airlifted from the mountain by helicopter and is listed in fair condition.

Accused Rapper In Logan Courtroom For Hearing

Attorneys for Rapper NBA YoungBoy, legally named Kentrell Desean Gaulden, were with their client in a Cache County court room for a bond hearing on Thursday. The 24-year-old Louisiana native was arrested in April on suspicion of dozens of charges related to a fraudulent prescription operation that prosecutors allege he ran from his home in Huntsville. YoungBoy appeared in Utah's 1st District Court where the judge accepted a an agreement between prosecutors and defense counsel. That agreement puts a 100-thousand dollar bond on the table in exchange for the defendant waiving a preliminary hearing. NBA YoungBoy was bound over for trial and his arraignment is set for July 1st where he is expected to enter a plea. The rapper has active arrest warrants in neighboring Weber County, where he faces additional charges related to the prescription fraud case.

Former Utah Congressman Dies

Family is confirming that former Utah Rep. Chris Cannon has died. A brother of the late congressman did not release additional information on Wednesday concerning the death of the 73-year-old Republican lawmaker who represented the state's 3rd Congressional District from 1997 to 2009. Cannon was unseated in a race won by Jason Chaffetz. In a social media post, Chaffetz called Cannon patriotic and hard working. During his tenure, Cannon served on the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law and was one of the House impeachment managers tasked with prosecuting the impeachment case against President Bill Clinton in the U.S. Senate. No information is yet available regarding funeral services for Cannon.

University Of Utah Police Seeks Vandals

The University of Utah Police is asking the public to assist in identifying a person who vandalized the campus earlier this week. A video shows the suspect using red spray paint to write words and phrases including "GENOCID", "DISCLOSE DIVEST", and "JUSTICE NO PEACE" on several surfaces near Presidents Circle. Police say the man in the video is dressed in black clothing and wears a mask. The suspect left the scene prior to the arrival of campus officers. Anyone with information on the case is asked to contact University police.