A 37-year-old man accused of setting the fire that destroyed a swath of northwest Spokane, including hundreds of homes, was arrested Monday 4 miles from the site where it began. Spokane County Sheriff ...
Each neighbor wears the shock differently. Some evacuees slowly returned to the neighborhood surrounding Rifle Club Road on Monday to find what both civilians and the state’s adjutant general ...
The Autumn Lane fire grew by 1,000 acres Sunday night, becoming the largest of the three Spokane Complex fires that ignited Saturday. The fire tore through the northern parts of the Little Spokane ...
After thousands of Spokane residents were displaced from historic wildfires that ravaged Spokane, Desiree Dean wasted no time to rally behind her community.
World Series of Poker finals run Monday through Wednesday. ESPN will be broadcasting the entirety of the World Series of Poker finals, starting at 6 p.m. You Tube: A live stream on the World Series of ...
When Brianna Burtness had to evacuate her home in north Spokane on Sunday evening, she wasn’t sure she could find time in the chaos to return her ballot.
Droves of people on Sunday witnessed the historic devastation left behind after a raging wildfire raced into the city of Spokane, reducing neighborhoods to piles of charred brick and twisted metal.
The trees and trails near Riverside State Park’s Bowl and Pitcher – usually teeming with wildlife, hikers, bikers and fishers – burned in Saturday’s Old Trails fire, with hot spots still smoking ...
Walls of flames destroyed dozens of homes and other structures in the Indian Trail neighborhood and more areas of Spokane on Saturday amid one of the worst natural disasters in the city’s history.
The Old Trails wildfire in northwest Spokane destroyed 640 structures Saturday and overnight into Sunday, and officials are "still assessing the potential for lives to be lost." ...
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Not just shelter: Where to get free childcare, meals, showers and more as wildfires ravage Spokane
Many agencies and groups are offering free help for people affected by the wildfires raging throughout the Spokane area.
Lisa Bunney and her husband’s home had a close call as the Fairview fire in Mead quickly expanded. She was grocery shopping Saturday afternoon around 2 p.m., when her husband, a lieutenant with ...
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