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As evacuation zones shrink, some have already spent thousands seeking shelter

In three weeks, Sefina Tauala will start her junior year at Shadle Park High School, where she plays on the school’s varsity volleyball team. But on Saturday, she had a much different experience at the school. She sat in the cafeteria waiting for her parents, who were going through the resource fair at the Disaster Ass
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Spokane arson suspect took manslaughter plea after murder charge in Arizona

(The Center Square)- Aaron Farinacci, the man accused of starting a fire that destroyed hundreds of structures in the Spokane area, spent less than a decade in an Arizona prison for killing his father and holding his mother at gunpoint, court records show. Legal experts and victim advocates say his plea deal was unusua
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‘Overwhelmed’ Spokane wildfire victims start recovery

Monday marks nine days since wildfires broke out in Spokane, sending thousands of people fleeing for safety. For hundreds of victims, recovery will be a long road.
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Kooskia Woman Charged After Allegedly Buying Stolen Vehicle for $500

LEWISTON, ID — A Kooskia woman has been charged with felony grand theft after authorities say she was found driving a vehicle reported stolen out of Spokane. Faith V. Waldrup was arrested Aug. 8 and charged with
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WA: PRIVATE PILOTS AIRLIFT SUPPLIES TO RESERVATION

Volunteer pilots are delivering supplies to Washington wildfire victims despite hazardous smoke. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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💨🧑🏽‍🚒Light winds help firefighters, but smoke lingers for your Spokane Monday – Jason

Wildfire smoke will remain the biggest weather concern across Spokane and the Inland Northwest as the new week begins, following a weekend of air quality in the Unhealthy range .
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Spokane Public Schools extends emergency services through Wednesday

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Public Schools is extending emergency services through Wednesday, Aug. 12, for families impacted by recent fires, according to a statement from the district.
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‘There’s been a lot of rumors out there’: Head of Washington National Guard outlines...

The roughly 240 National Guard members currently based in Spokane are tasked with assisting local law enforcement, which is worn thin by the ongoing fires in the region, the head of the department told The Spokesman-Review in an interview Sunday. Maj. Gen. Gent Welsh, adjutant general of the Washington National...
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Smoky air stuck over Spokane today, but changes are coming this week

The week starts smoky, but a change in our weather could bring some relief later this week.
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Smoke and haze continues to impact air quality

Smoke from fires in North Central Washington continues to work its way into Eastern Washington and North Idaho. Expect continued air quality impacts through at least Tuesday as those fires in the Cascades stay active with a westerly breeze. High temperatures on Tuesday top out near seasonal averages with highs...

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