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How Spokane’s Wildfires Turned a Small Footprint Into Massive Loss—and Where It Could Happen Next
The Spokane fires show why acreage alone can obscure a wildfire’s toll—and why homes, structures, and human losses matter far more.
Spokane wildfires have burned over 10,000 acres, destroyed 700 structures and forced 65,000 evacuations as smoke spreads.
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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.
Firefighters continued to battle the Old Trails, Fairview and Autumn Lane fires, which have burned more than 10,500 acres since Aug. 1.
The disaster is beginning to resemble the neighborhood-level devastation seen during Southern California's deadly Palisades fire.
Christopher Guyton says losing his home in the Spokane wildfire strengthened his Christian faith and inspired him to spread the Gospel to others.
Firefighters made gains in containing the Spokane Complex wildfires, but weather conditions could lead to more spread as the week goes on.
Accused Washington wildfire arsonist Aaron Farinacci appears in Spokane County Superior Court following records revealing a prior first-degree murder charge.