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A false sense of security: Spokane residents return to undamaged properties post-fires to find...

SPOKANE, Washington (The Spokesman-Review) — With her home on Winston Drive still standing, Bridget Perez thought she had managed to come out of the Spokane Complex fires relatively unscathed. Then the window seal in her 1-year-old son’s nursery tested positive for lead. So did her front door. And her...
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Congregation looking for new home after church was destroyed by Spokane wildfire

SPOKANE, Wash - The Old Trails Fire that destroyed hundreds of homes in Spokane earlier this month also burned down a church near Riverside State Park.
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People in Adult Family Homes displaced

SPOKANE, WASH. — Up to 150 Adult Family Homes across Washington were located in Level Three …
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Spokane Family Searches Burned Home for Heirlooms After Wildfire

Residents in Spokane, Washington, are beginning the long process of cleaning up and rebuilding after wildfires destroyed numerous homes and left neighborhoods covered in charred debris.Among those searching through the remains is Porter Lawrence, whose aunt, uncle and 91-year-old grandmother lived in one of the homes d
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‘Overwhelmed’ Spokane wildfire victims start recovery

Saturday marks two weeks since wildfires broke out in Spokane, sending thousands of people fleeing for safety. No casualties have been reported, and the Spokane Complex is nearly fully contained. A suspect in the fires has been charged with arson. For hundreds of victims, recovery will be a long road.
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Spokane Motorcycle Rider Dies After Hitting Moose on County Road

Spokane Rural Road Crash Between Moose and Motorcycle Kills Rider
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Mountain storms possible

Mountain storms are possible over the cascades and northern parts of the region. The rest of the area is expected to see sunny, warming weather.
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Semi Driver Allegedly Forces Motorcycle to Crash into Barrier on SR-18

A serious crash shut down part of SR-18 near the Tiger Mountain summit this morning after a semi allegedly caused a motorcycle to crash on SR-18.
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Nestled Between Spokane And The Canadian Border Is A National Forest With Mountain Views,...

Head north from the city of Spokane, through the northeastern fringes of Washington state, towards the Canadian border, and you'll soon be faced with one pretty hefty expanse of wilderness: the Colville National Forest. Sprawling across 1.5 million acres, it's a land of wild river valleys and glacier-carved peaks that'
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Stop excusing monsters — start executing them: No sympathy for the Spokane serial arsonist

Aaron Farinacci, the alleged arsonist in the Washington state catastrophic wildfires, has, according to prosecutors, “admitted to starting one Spokane wildfire and more than two dozen others since last year.” Whoever the arsonist was, he is eminently deserving of the death penalty, and if it was Farinacci, he deserves

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