(Moab Utah)-

Two Moab teenagers have been charged as adults in 7th District Court in connection with the death of 33 yr old Gregorio Salazar Campos. His body was found Saturday along the Colorado River near the intersection of U.S. 191 and state Route 128. Campos was reported missing March 29 when his sister told police he did not show up for work.

Arrested over the weekend and charged as adults in the case are: Brody Blu Kruckenburg and Charles Anthony Nelson, both 16. Reportedly, Campos was shot but but full details of his death have not been released, pending an autopsie. Grand County Sheriff Steve White asked anyone with information about the case to contact the Grand County Sheriff's Office at 259-8115.

(Canyonlands National Park)- The bodies of a father and his adult son were found in an extremely remote part of the maze section of Canyonlands National Park over the weekend. Both had been shot, according to park officials. Investigators were trying to determine if the two died as a result of a murder-suicide or a double suicide. Garfield County and Park Service Authorities say that Saturday afternoon, a woman from Scottsdale, Ariz., called to report that her husband and father-in-law were overdue from a backpacking trip in the Maze area. After looking at their itinerary, park officials made their "best guess" on the route they took and found the men's bodies a couple of hours later in Lou's Spring. The Moab Sun Times reported the victims were Aarron Olvera, 40, and his father, Dennis Olvera, 65. Each suffered a single gunshot wound to the head, Henderson said. A weapon was recovered at the scene. Henderson said the area where the bodies were found is not easy to get to. "It's incredibly remote," he said, noting that the area is 65 miles away from the nearest paved road. "It's the most remote part of the park."

　

>>Storms Sweep State

(Undated) -- A winter storm warning's in effect for the Wasatch Mountain Valleys until noon today. The National Weather Service says snow may taper off this afternoon. Reduced visibility's possible, especially along highways. Meanwhile, Centerville and other Davis County areas could see wind gusts of 90-miles-per-hour all day.

>>West Valley Detective Firing

(West Valley City, UT) -- A West Valley narcotics detective could lose his job soon. Shaun Cowley was the investigator on at least 19 discarded drug cases. He's also at the center of the Danielle Willard shooting case. Channel Four says according to Cowley's attorney, a firing recommendation will be submitted. City officials say the acting police chief hasn't decided anything.

>>Bingham High Basketball Investigation

(South Jordan, UT) -- Police are checking into allegations of money mismanagement involving a former Bingham High basketball coach. The "Deseret News" says Mark Dubach's resignation was also prompted by verbal-abuse allegations. Dubach resigned his teaching and coaching positions earlier this year.

>>New Temple Planned

(Cedar City, UT) -- Cedar City Mormons are overjoyed -- they're getting a new temple!

{UTNewTemple} Q...that congratulated us :07

So far, there's no official word where the new temple will be. Many believe it will be near Beacon Hill, with easy access to I-15.


>>Benson announced as EKU president

(Cedar City, UT) -- The president of Southern Utah University is leaving. Michael Benson has accepted Eastern Kentucky University's offer. His last day will be August 1st.


>>Father Denied Bail In Son's Murder

(Utah County, UT) -- A man accused of murdering his five-month-old son has been denied bail. Craig Johnson, deputy Utah County Attorney, says Joshua Petersen readily admitted the murder to police.

{UTSonMurdered} Q....quite some time :03.8

Authorities say this past Friday, Petersen shot his son in the head. A family member intervened before he could kill himself. Petersen's first felony appearance is April 15th.


(Undated) -- Sears and Walmart portrait studios across the country will no longer be taking photos. The operating company has decided to shut down for good, meaning people can no longer take pictures at any Sears or Walmart locations nationwide. If you've had a recent session, photos may still be available at the location, just check with customer service departments. The company blames a decline in business over the last several years.