Firemen help rescue koi fish from wildfires
SPOKANE, Wash. (KIRO) - A group of Spokane, Washington firefighters found themselves part of a unique rescue mission last week: going fishing for two dozen koi in a wildfire victim’s pond. The crews from Valley Regional Fire Authority and Moses Lake were on hotspot patrol when they saw two...
Heirloom ring stolen in apparent looting case as family was evacuated for Old Trails...
It's been just under one week since deputies lifted evacuations orders allowing thousands to safely return to their homes. For many, it was overwhelming relief to see their property spared from the fires. But for one woman who lives off Nine Mile Road and Kendick, her relief also came with some panic once she got insid
Sydney Sweeney Serves Meals To Spokane Fire Victims
Sydney Sweeney handed out meals to wildfire victims in Spokane, Washington, joining a community kitchen event as fast-moving fires tore through eastern Washington. The actress, a Spokane native, was seen outside the Women and Children’s Free Restaurant and Community Kitchen, serving free meals to residents displaced by
Spokane nursing home evacuation tied to first fire-related death
SPOKANE, Wash. — A 73-year-old woman is dead after suffering medical complications while evacuating from the Old Trails fire, says her daughter, Kim Speedy. Kim Speedy said her mother, Pat Speedy, was a hospice patient at the Spokane Health and Rehabilitation nursing home and was stable for about six months.
A man’s body found floating in the Spokane River
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Spokane Valley Fire Department pulled a man's body that was found floating in the Spokane River Saturday morning near the river landing at Mirabeau.
Incident command wrapping up operations
SPOKANE, Wash - After weeks sleeping in tents at two different locations in Spokane, hundred…
Donations collected at Shinedown concert for victims of Spokane Complex Fires
The popular rock band Shinedown is performing at Numerica Veterans Arena on Friday night, and those attending have the chance to help with fire relief efforts for local students. NonStop Local's Bradley Warren reports.
Fire camp winding down as containment grows on Spokane area wildfires
SPOKANE, Wash - After weeks sleeping in tents at two different locations in Spokane, hundreds of firefighters are heading home, confident in the growing containment of three Spokane-area wildfires.
Man accused of selling salmon, elk meat illegally in Tri-Cities
A 27-year-old man allegedly offered to sell salmon in a Facebook post, but police officials say that he didn’t have the tribal rights he claimed. More than four years after detectives spotted the add, Jonathan J. Fiander is accused of illegally trafficking and selling the game, according to newly filed court documents.
Spokane bar reopens to welcome community back after devastating fires
SPOKANE, Wash. — As hundreds of residents in the Spokane area search for a sense of normalcy following devastating fires that destroyed homes throughout the region, one neighborhood bar became a beacon of community connection.
