A well-known climber has died in a climbing-related incident. Jacob Whisenant, 30, was a record holder for speed climbing, including a notable achievement on Yosemite's El Capitan. He died on August 2 in the Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Wilderness.

Details of the incident are available from the National Park Service, which reported the death. Whisenant's fiancée, Emma London, also shared information about his death in an obituary for Climbing Magazine. Further information on the incident, including the circumstances of Whisenant's death, can be found through national news reports, such as those from Gray News and ABC News.