A hiker recorded brief footage of the three men swimming in Franklin County's Palouse Falls on April 21, 2018, before one of them disappeared beneath the water. Officials said they have not yet ...

COLVILLE, Wash. -- Palouse Falls state park was still closed Tuesday night after a swimmer disappeared underwater over the weekend. Isaac Engell, 23, of Colville, was reportedly swimming near the ...

After Palouse Falls was named the state waterfall in 2014, the park's popularity dramatically increased. ... 23, of Colville drowned while swimming in the churning water below the falls.

PASCO, Wash. (AP) - Authorities have recovered the body of a man who disappeared more than a week ago while swimming in Palouse Falls in eastern Washington.The man was swimming with two others on ...

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Wash. - Update: The 23-year-old man who drowned while swimming at Palouse Falls on April 21st has been identified as Isaac Engell. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office said ...

Parts of Palouse Falls State Park in Franklin County, ... Wash., drowned when they went swimming in the pool at the bottom of the falls. And a man from Spokane and a man from Colfax, ...

SPOKANE, Wash. – Washington State Parks reported Thursday they will keep Palouse Falls closed through the weekend. In a tweet, officials said they expect to reopen April 30. The falls have been ...

Palouse Falls State Park reopened Tuesday morning after being closed for several days. ... 23-year-old Issac Engell died after he was sucked underneath the falls while swimming with his friends.

Parts of Palouse Falls State Park in Franklin County, Washington, will be closed to prevent dangerous falls and vandalism. 4 men have died falling or drowning.

At Palouse Falls, the river drops over ... 23, of Colville drowned swimming in the water beneath the falls on April 21. On May 10, days after he had graduated from Washington State University, ...

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Wash. - Franklin County Sheriff's deputies say a man from Spokane who went swimming at Palouse Falls Saturday evening got pulled into deeper water and did not surface.

Parts of Palouse Falls State Park in Franklin County, Washington, will be closed to prevent dangerous falls and vandalism. 4 men have died falling or drowning.