Police: Body confirmed to be Mouseketeer — Police have confirmed that a body found in April at an Oregon home is that of missing man Dennis Day, who was an original member of Disney’s “The Mickey Mouse Club.” Oregon State Police said Thursday that the Oregon State Medical Examiner’s office identified the body although they were unable to use dental records or DNA because of the condition of the remains. Dennis Day was reported missing in July by his husband, Ernie Caswell, who suffers from memory loss and was in the hospital when he made the report. Day’s body was found in his Phoenix, Oregon, home in early April. Day was born in 1942. When he was 10, he was among the first group of children hired for the Disney show. Day and Caswell moved to Oregon in the 1980s.

Cougar kills goats, prompts trailhead closure — Authorities closed a popular Columbia Gorge trailhead after they say a cougar killed two goats nearby. The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office says deputies responded Wednesday night to a report of a cougar that had killed the goats in the area of Angel’s Rest Trailhead. The sheriff’s office says on Tuesday a cougar entered a home across the street from where the goats were killed and showed little fear of humans. A deputy shot at the cougar Wednesday night, but the sheriff’s office said it ran away and was not hit. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has set a live trap to capture the animal and remove it should it return. Angel’s Rest Trailhead is closed until further notice.