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Todd Miyazawa

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  • Network News Assignment Editor, NBC News
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3 people die from apparent heat-related illnesses at Grand Canyon National Park Original

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By Tim Stelloh Verified, Todd Miyazawa Verified
| NBC News Verified
June 19, 2026, 8:16 PM EDT Three hikers appear to have died last week from heat-related illnesses at Grand Canyon National Park, officials said Friday. The deaths occurred during two separate incidents on June 12 and June 16 along trails in the park’s inner canyon, the park said in a news release. The hikers were two men, ages 72 and 67, and a 68-year-old woman.
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Black bear injures teen hiker in Washington state mountain area Original

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By Dennis Romero Verified, Todd Miyazawa Verified
| NBC News Verified
June 17, 2026, 2:06 AM EDT A black bear injured a teenage boy hiking in a mountainous recreation area outside Seattle on Tuesday, officials said, prompting a closure of the trail where it happened. The boy was scratched when the bear charged and “swiped” at him in the early afternoon about 2.7 miles up Mount Si Trail, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
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Family says suspect in San Diego mosque shooting was influenced by hateful content online Original

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By Claire Cardona Verified, Todd Miyazawa Verified
| NBC News Verified
May 22, 2026, 12:58 AM EDT The family of one of the suspects in a deadly shooting at a San Diego mosque this week said his exposure to hateful and extremist content online “contributed to his descent into radicalized ideologies and violent beliefs.” The Vazquez family apologized for the actions Caleb Vazquez is accused of, which they said there was no excuse for, and spoke out against online spaces that “normalize hatred” in the statement provided to NBC San Diego by the family’s attorney.
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