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Utah wildfire evacuees return home as wildfires rage on Original

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By Kennedy Camarena Verified
| Deseret News Verified
At least 388 fires have raged across Utah so far during the 2026 fire season. With those fires, close to 250,000 acres were burned by Sunday, according to the Utah Fire Info. The number of acres burned by wildfires already surpassed the number of acres burned in 2025, when nearly 165,000 acres were recorded to have burned across the state. As the fires continue to ignite throughout the state, three firefighters were killed in the Snyder Fire, a fire located on the border of Colorado and Utah.
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Utah divided over July 4th fireworks ban as wildfires rage across the state

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By Brigham Tomco Verified, Kennedy Camarena Verified
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — The Beehive State is ablaze. A record wildfire year accelerated on Friday with 18 new outbreaks over the previous 24 hours. On Thursday, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox took the unprecedented step of prohibiting fireworks statewide for the 250th anniversary of the United States of America amid what he called the worst wildfire conditions in living memory.
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Why different literacy measures for Utah kids tell different literacy stories

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By Jason Swensen Verified, Kennedy Camarena Verified
| The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Conference Podcast
SALT LAKE CITY — “Learning to Read — Reading to Learn.” That’s the oft-repeated adage Utah educators and policymakers use when discussing third graders and early literacy. For early elementary students — kindergarten through third grade — literacy instruction is primarily focused on building reading proficiency. Then, from fourth grade on, students are expected to draw upon that foundational literacy to learn essential skills and lessons in, say, English, math and science.
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