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Associated Press Southwest chief correspondent, covering New Mexico, Indigenous issues, energy, water, environment and the outdoors.
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Busy wildfire season tests US fire bosses as they juggle resources to stay ahead Original

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By Susan Montoya Bryan Verified
| Associated Press Verified
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — It’s already been a deadly year for firefighters, and authorities have been putting resources where they can more quickly pounce on wildfires before they get out of hand and increase the possibility of additional loss of life and property. Fire managers try to anticipate nature’s next move, placing thousands of firefighters, hundreds of engines, batteries of bulldozers and fleets of helicopters and air tankers where they’ll make the biggest difference.
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People camp outside court to get scarce public seats in hearing on Charlie Kirk’s killing Original

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By Ty Oneil, Susan Montoya Bryan Verified
| Associated Press Verified
PROVO, Utah (AP) — Folding chairs, sleeping pads and blankets litter the entrance to the Utah courthouse each day before a preliminary hearing for the man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. People have been lining up early — sometimes sleeping there overnight — in hopes of getting a wristband that will allow them access to the courtroom. The 14 coveted seats reserved for the public are first come, first served.
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What to know about the challenges ahead for the children rescued from an Ohio home Original

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By Susan Montoya Bryan Verified, Julie Watson Verified
| Associated Press Verified
Some of the 16 children discovered at a Ohio home in deplorable conditions were unable to speak and one — an 18-year-old who was developmentally disabled — could not even write her name. After being rescued Tuesday, seven were taken to hospitals, including one who was in critical condition, investigators said. Their current conditions weren’t immediately known Thursday. Child welfare officials have temporary custody of the children.
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