OGDEN – Ogden police confirmed on Tuesday that the body of a child found in the Weber River is Corbin Anderson.

Corbin was found by a man walking along the banks of the Weber River on Sunday, said Ogden Police Lt. Scott Conley.  Police said the preliminary cause of death is accidental drowning.   

Jack Price spotted the body of a child lodged under a log in the water, about 5 feet from the bank of the river and about a quarter mile downstream from the location where 4-year-old Corbin Anderson fell into the water more than two weeks ago.

“I’ve seen a lot of debris floating in the river and I really couldn’t tell and I walked down because I wasn’t sure what I was seeing.  I picked his hand up to make sure and it broke my heart,” said Jack Price, the man who found the body.

Price, a father himself, said he has been searching the Weber River for Corbin for the last few weeks and found the boy’s body near 21st Street.

This week marks the 2-year anniversary of the murder of 4-year-old Ethan Stacy.

Ethan's body was found in a shallow grave near Powder Mountain Ski Resort in May of 2010. Police say Ethan died after being abused by his mother and stepfather Stephanie and Nathan Sloop.

A group called Ethan's Army will be holding a memorial service at Ethan's grave site Saturday at 11 a.m.

KAYSVILLE – The USU Botanical Center is playing host to the first Baby Animals Day, giving kids a chance to show off their cute companions and raise money for a good cause.

The 2-day event is a fundraiser for the kids’ 4H group and for the Botanical Center to develop new gardens.

Kids will show off their baby horses, goats and other two- and four-legged creatures on Friday and Saturday.

The event takes place from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday at the USU Botanical Center (875 South 50 West in Kaysville).

Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for children and $25 for families of up to 6 people.