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Incident command wrapping up operations

SPOKANE, Wash - After weeks sleeping in tents at two different locations in Spokane, hundred…
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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