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Park rangers in Colorado rescued a woman from drowning at the Horsetooth Reservoir on Thursday afternoon.
Sunshine Stewart, 48, disappeared on the night of July 2 during an outing on Crawford Pond in Union, Maine. Her body was found hours later near an island preserve.
Poudre Fire Authority said the woman fell off her paddleboard just after 11:15 a.m. during a sudden squall that kicked up strong winds across the reservoir. Officials said the wind pushed her board out of reach, and she was not wearing a life jacket.
A ranger saved a woman "actively drowning" in Horsetooth Reservoir after a gust of wind pushed her paddleboard away from her.
The body of 48-year-old Sunshine "Sunny" Stewart of Tenants Harbor was found on July 3. Her death was ruled a homicide.
Stunning new video showed a great white shark just feet from a paddleboarder off a Massachusetts beach. It’s just the latest shark encounter caught on tape across the U.S. this summer. NBC News’ Sam Brock reports.
Public officials are urging recreators to be safe following a death at a popular Colorado reservoir due to lack of life jacket.