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Two killed in a crash on Highway 395; names released (opens the original)
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CHEWELAH, Wash. -- A two car collision on Highway 395, three miles south of Chewelah killed two people Wednesday morning. The crash happened just before 11:30 a.m. and was blocking the north bound lane. The Washington State Patrol said a southbound 1995 Nissan Altima crossed the centerline and struck a northbound 1999 Subaru Legacy head-on. The Nissan rolled and came to rest on the northbound shoulder. 50-year-old Brian Smith who was driving the Nissan and 55-year-old Jodie Valim who was riding
Single mom injured by runaway wheel in Deer Park receives outpouring of community support (opens the original)
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DEER PARK, Wash. -- A single mother of two teenagers is recovering from surgery after a freak accident outside the coffee shop she works at left her with a broken femur, broken pelvis, and torn artery. Hannah Petty works at Rozy's Hot Shotz Coffee Stand just off Highway 395 in Deer Park. On Tuesday, she went outside to hang a poster on the side of the building when a wheel from a passing car came bouncing across the field and hit her. "At the beginning of the month, we put out new signs and she
Shelter open for evacuees of Fairview fire (opens the original)
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Spokane, WAÂ An evacuation center for people forced from their homes by the Fairview Fire in Mead is open at Northwood Middle School. The Fairview fire has burned 981 acres as of Sunday morning. The fire broke out Saturday afternoon near the intersection of Market and Freya and quickly spread with the wind. The area between Market St. on the west, Forker Rd. on the east, Mt. Spokane Park Dr. on the north and Morgan/Pleasant Prairie on the south remain at level three evacuations. Northwood Middle
Evacuation center open for Autumn Lane fire (opens the original)
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Spokane, WA. The Red Cross has opened a shelter at Jenkins High School in Chewelah for people forced from their homes by the Autumn Lane fire in Stevens County. The fire started Saturday afternoon on the west side of the Spokane River. Ember blew across the river and burned in the Lakeside Estates neighborhood. Sunday morning fire officials with Stevens County Fire District 1 said six primary homes were lost, adding that's fewer than originally thought. Officials say the fire is still very acti
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