Man, dog rescued from icy waters in Tooele County

A man in northern Utah fell through the ice at Stansbury Lake while attempting to rescue a dog and was subsequently rescued by local fire and rescue teams. Fire officials reported that several agencies, including the North Tooele Fire District and the Utah Division of Natural Resources, responded to the scene late Saturday night, using ice rescue equipment to pull the man to safety with a rope. Both the man and dog received medical treatment on-site and are expected to recover. In a related event in Indiana, a man named David Fisher, known for his jump rope performances, rescued a neighbor and his dog from a frozen pond using his jump ropes after they fell through the ice while chasing a goose. Fisher and his son were recognized by the Westfield city council for their bravery and quick thinking in the rescue. Both incidents highlight the dangers of frozen bodies of water during winter and the importance of prompt rescue responses.