'Our right to fire': Tribes battle agencies, old policies to restore fire practices

HAPPY CAMP, California — Leeon Hillman knew something was wrong in the early hours of Sept. 8 as he listened from the bedroom of his home along Indian Creek Road.

“At 2 in the morning, I was laying there with my fingers crossed because I heard the wind, and it was so hard,” he said.

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