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Washington wildfire arson suspect moved from AZ

Alleged arsonist admits to starting one Spokane wildfire and more than two dozen others since last year, prosecutors say

The alleged arsonist in the first of three devastating wildfires in Washington state last week admitted to igniting the blaze and more than two dozen others since last year, court documents show.

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Spokane arson suspect had planned devastating wildfire for weeks, police say

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Man charged with arson in Spokane, Washington, told police he planned wildfire for weeks

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See Spokane wildfire destruction in before-and-after imagery

The Spokane-area fires have scorched more than 8,000 acres (3,200 hectares) since igniting Aug. 1 on the northern edge of Spokane, a city of about 230,000 near the Idaho border and west of the Rocky M...

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‘Wiped out’ - BBC reports from Spokane neighbourhood devastated by fires

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Weather forecast could be a concern as Spokane fires rage on: Live updates

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Wednesday briefing: Primary results; Spokane fires; your walking speed

The race for the Democratic nomination in a key Senate seat remains too close to call between centrist Rep. Haley Stevens and populist candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

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How a grandfather’s quick thinking led fire investigators to a Spokane arson suspect

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Man Charged With Setting Spokane's Largest Wildfire Was Questioned About 2 Other Blazes Last Year

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Spokane-area wildfires still burning. See containment percentages

Three large wildfires in northeast Washington that have forced tens of thousands of evacuations, destroyed homes and damaged some 1,000 other structures continued to rage Aug. 5.

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Washington wildfires continue to burn after widespread destruction

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Neighbors face uncertainty amid Spokane, WA wildfires

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Firefighters gain ground on Spokane wildfires, but danger remains high

Firefighters have taken advantage of cooler weather to begin getting a handle on wildfires that have displaced tens of thousands of people around Washington state’s second-largest city, but hotter, dr...

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How small wildfires sparked one of Washington’s most destructive disasters

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Over 800 Homes and Buildings Lost as Spokane Wildfires Rages

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Here's how the wildfires in Spokane compare with the most destructive in US history

Three major fires have burned through portions of Spokane, spreading over 10,500 acres and destroying more than 700 structures.

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Inside Spokane's wildfire destruction

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Spokane resident reacts after Washington wildfires "completely devastated" her neighborhood

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Challenging fire weather returns to Pacific Northwest as crews battle destructive Spokane blazes

Fire crews in Washington state working tirelessly to contain destructive blazes in the Spokane area are preparing for a new bout of flame-fueling winds and intense heat that will arrive on Friday and continue through the weekend.

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Spokane fire live tracker maps as blaze compared to Palisades Fire

The disaster is beginning to resemble the neighborhood-level devastation seen during Southern California's deadly Palisades fire.

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Spokane fires are spewing smoke. Maps track smoke, containment

Wildfires near Spokane, Washington, have forced thousands to evacuate, destroyed homes and damaged hundreds of structures as crews battle the blazes.

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Spokane wildfires live tracker map as videos shows neighborhoods destroyed

Spokane wildfires have burned over 10,000 acres, destroyed 700 structures and forced 65,000 evacuations as smoke spreads.

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Cooler temps aid in battle against Spokane fires that have forced hundreds from their homes

SPOKANE, Wash. — Fire crews continued to make progress battling three wildfires overnight, strengthening containment lines and mopping up a spot fire, an incident commander said Tuesday.

Firefighters get a handle on Spokane wildfires as tens of thousands remain evacuated

Crews have taken advantage of cooler weather to begin getting a handle on wildfires that have displaced tens of thousands of people around Washington state’s second-largest city, but hotter, drier and windier days lie ahead.