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State forester defends Utah’s wildfire mitigation efforts amid destructive fire season

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By Heather Peterson Verified
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — Some of recent Utah wildfire victims, trying to understand why so much of Utah has burned this year, blame U.S. Forest Service officials for what they call a lack of forest management. But those officials dispute the claims, saying the state’s drought and fire conditions are so bad that no amount of wildfire mitigation would have prevented the devastation. Andy Anderson, whose family ranch was destroyed in the Cottonwood Fire, accused the U.S. Forest Service of inaction.
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Generations-old family ranch among the 150 structures destroyed by the Cottonwood Fire

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By Heather Peterson Verified
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
This story was adapted from a radio broadcast script using artificial intelligence. Every story, including those adapted with AI, is reviewed by a human editor before publication to ensure that KSL’s editorial standards are upheld. JUNCTION, Piute County — Families that lost properties to the Cottonwood Fire are getting their first look at what remains. In a canyon near Junction, the Anderson family mourned the loss of a ranch that has been in their family since the 1940s.
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Utah senators confirm two new Utah Supreme Court justices

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By Heather Peterson Verified
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah state senators have confirmed the two men appointed by Gov. Spencer Cox to serve as Utah’s next Supreme Court justices. Stephen Dent, who served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in southern Utah was approved by a vote of 24-5. Jay Jorgensen, who served as senior counsel for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was confirmed by a vote of 22-7.
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