A teenager who went missing in California nearly three years ago was found alive in Utah last week. On September 28, 2015, when he was 16 years old, Oswalt went missing. He was reported missing the next day. The search for him ended earlier this month after the Summit County Sheriff's Office found him outside of Jeremy's Store in Summit Park. The Summit County Sheriff's Office said Friday that it was a miracle. Residents in the area began calling the sheriff's office to report seeing a homeless person pushing a cart. The area gets very cold due to the high elevation, so they don't have a lot of Transients there. The person refused to give his name when the sheriff's office tried to help him find a place to live. On April 9, a person called the sheriff's office and said a young man was sleeping outside of a gas station. The person was cold so the sheriff's office let him warm up in a patrol vehicle. The person had their fingerprints scanned. Wright said they got a hit for an arrest warrant out of Nevada for assault on a police officer. The warrant was HairMaxed in February but spelled the last name wrong. The Oswalt missing person poster was found in the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children database, after more digging by the sheriff's office. Clearlake police and Oswalt's mother confirmed that he was still missing when contacted. The Oswalt family moved from Idaho Falls to Utah to be with him. It's not clear how long Oswalt was in Utah or how he arrived there. Clearlake police believe he was a runaway. Suzanne Flint was not available for comment. The baby fell asleep on his grandpa's belly perch. The NBA legend's son wore a show-stopping gown at the Los Angeles premiere of They Call Me Magic. A man builds a trap to catch a thief. Rumer shared a sweet memory of her dad, Bruce, and felt a bit sentimental about him. She posted a black-and-white image of the Die Hard actor holding his three oldest daughters from his marriage to Demi Moore: Rumer, 33, Scout, 30 and Tallulah, 28. The snapshot is even more adorable. The tremendous value to be found in the membership-only retail chain, as well as its abundance of sales and discounted items, makes it an incredibly loyal fan base. There are websites dedicated to the chain and the comings and goings within it's product assortment. The post "Costco is making a major change starting next week" appeared first on BGR. A white nationalist on his show had a temper tantrum because he didn't want to see Black people at the Country Music Awards. Imagine walking to your car and seeing hilarious and embarrassing parking jobs. An 18-year-old dog is always happy when his owner wakes him up. A 4-year-old accidentally ordered $100 worth of Starbucks with his family. Embla Bergli performed for 10 minutes at the Majorstuen Seniorarena. The five episode-run of Private Eye was solid, but the timing of the show was bad. Come on! Phil Yu asked if we could not ruin the news of Ali Wong's divorce with Wrong Asian racism. It is difficult to get used to waking up in the middle of the night. It never gets easier when you have to clean up vomit and send your child off on the first day of school. That's why the site is so defensive of a new mom. He told his Kentucky company that he didn't want to have a birthday party. Some acts of street art are funnier than criminal acts, and we believe many would agree. Police said the girl went to the doctors because she was sick and found out she was pregnant. The remains of more than 900 people have been found in the area near the capital of the country. He is just Pete. He laughs everything off, according to Cuoco in a new interview. Do you ever wonder what would happen if you did something that you really shouldn't? The Whiskey Garden in Fort Worth canceled the performers due to unfortunate circumstances with the wrestlers. There is a place in Newport Beach, California that is meaningful to Heather Rae Young and Tarek El Moussa. While entering the venue for the Invictus Games with Prince Harry, she was photographed without a coat. The ones captured on camera are so bad, they are almost unbelievable. The Hornets star will wear No. 1 next season. She tried to make him feel guilty. The Nevada Supreme Court upheld a jury's finding that illusionist David Copperfield and the MGM Grand hotel-casino were not responsible for the injuries a British tourist sustained during a vanishing act at a Las Vegas Strip show. The multimillionaire magician, the hotel, two Copperfield business entities and a construction firm were accused of causing permanent brain injuries to Cox when he fell while performing a trick. The jury found the hotel and Copperfield's company negligent but not civilly liable for Cox's fall.NBC News
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