1 Climber Dead, 3 Injured in Early-Morning Rockfall on Mount Rainier’s Disappointment Cleaver

By Maddy DapcevichJuly 27, 2026

A Bellevue woman was killed, and three others were injured during a 3:30 A.M. rockfall on Mount Rainier’s Disappointment Cleaver route. The post 1 Climber Dead, 3 Injured in Early-Morning Rockfall on Mount Rainier’s Disappointment Cleaver appeared first on Outside Online.

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Authorities Have Found the Body of Sarah Mallory Geis, the Last Climber Missing After Broad Peak’s Deadly Avalanche

Pakistani porters have recovered the body of American climber Sarah Mallory Geis on Broad Peak, concluding a three-week search following the July 30 avalanche. The post Authorities Have Found the Body of Sarah Mallory Geis, the Last Climber Missing After Broad Peak’s Deadly Avalanche appeared first on Outside Online.

Maddy DapcevichAug 24, 2026

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As Lake Mead Hits a Historic Low, Beachgoers Make a Grisly Discovery

Visitors at Lake Mead recently found human bones on a dry beach. The reservoir recently hit its lowest water level on record. The post As Lake Mead Hits a Historic Low, Beachgoers Make a Grisly Discovery appeared first on Outside Online.

Fred DreierAug 19, 2026

Literary Hub

Steven Thrasher on the Killing of Jason Arday

Though I have been mostly offline for my annual summer social media sabbatical, I watched the Jason Arday story unfold with increasing horror over the last couple of weeks. With hundreds of stories in traditional media, along with many people

Steven W. ThrasherAug 24, 2026

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They Rebuilt After Texas’ Devastating Floods. Then Their Home Flooded Again.

The post They Rebuilt After Texas’ Devastating Floods. Then Their Home Flooded Again. appeared first on ProPublica.

Emily FoxhallAug 24, 2026

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Lit Hub Daily: August 21, 2026

Learning about grief from the ghost of Sylvia Plath: “Although we may want to flee from what makes us afraid, it’s so often that these ghosts are the only ones who can help us move through the spaces of discomfort

Lit Hub DailyAug 21, 2026

Caught by the River

Peckerwood: Field notes from a feral’d garden

Swifts scream joy like fairground goers over Mark Mattock’s “feral’d” NW2 garden. …in May Morning is breaking, otherworldly and familiar. Screaming swifts descended from their nocturnal heights slash the first rays fired from the horizon that skim the rooftops and ignite the ash crowns a hot tangerine. Their bladed wings glint in the new blue […]

Diva HarrisAug 23, 2026