Wildfires Near Spokane, Washington, Wind Down
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Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed an amended emergency proclamation Monday for Washington’s wildfire disaster, waiving dozens of state laws to help victims across seven counties and three
The American West is battling a persistent wildfire season, with the Pacific Northwest bearing the brunt as dozens of massive blazes rage in Oregon and Washington, forcing residents from their homes and shutting down major roadways.
The smoke and heat threat is mostly behind us for Western Washington, but for Central and Eastern Washington, surging dry winds will fan ongoing wildfires.
Hot, dry and windy conditions have fueled multiple wildfires across the Pacific Northwest. Here's where they're burning.
As wildfires burn across the state, the Washington National Guard continues to provide aviation, hand crew and security support to communities and
The barrier of the Cascade mountains may give the illusion that Western Washington is excluded from wildfires. Experts say otherwise.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown called the wildfires burning through the area the "worst natural disaster our region has faced."
As wildfires continue to ravage East and Central Washington, Gov. Bob Ferguson on Monday unveiled a new emergency proclamation that suspends a number of state laws for residents affected by the blazes.
Episcopal Relief & Development is partnering with the Episcopal Diocese of Spokane to respond to the blazing wildfires that started over the weekend in Spokane, Washington as well as fires in the surrounding area.
Parts of the state will remain under Air Quality Alerts as wildfire smoke from multiple fires lingers in Central and Eastern Washington.