Spencer Cox called the ongoing wildfire in Utah the most destructive in state history.
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Updated Aug 8
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What happened
Spencer Cox called the ongoing wildfire in Utah the most destructive in state history.
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The entities involved
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Spencer Cox
18th Governor of Utah since 2021
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Utah
state of the United States of America
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