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'A tremendous tragedy': thousands evacuated, hundreds of structures destroyed in Spokane Area Fires (opens the original)
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See Stevens County evacuation information here: Stevens County Public Information Map SPOKANE, Wash. - Hundreds of homes were lost in a series of fires that broke out in the Spokane area in the afternoon of August 1. First responders mobilized quickly on three fires, the Old Trails Fire north of Airway Heights, Autumn Lane Fire near Nine Mile Falls and the Fairview Fire near Mead. A "particularly dangerous situation" alert was set for Saturday for red flag conditions in the region that helped
Spokane Humane Society offers pet support to families after Spokane Area fires (opens the original)
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Spokane Humane Society said it shifted from emergency fire response to one-on-one pet support as families across the area returned home and started measuring their losses. SPOKANE, Wash. â Spokane Humane Society said it shifted from emergency fire response to one-on-one pet support as families across the area returned home and started measuring their losses. The group reported it had worked at the Disaster Assistance Center at Shadle Park High School since August 6, handing out pet food and su
Spokane hotels offer discounted rooms for wildfire evacuees, first responders (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Several Spokane-area hotels are offering discounted lodging for residents displaced by the Spokane Area Fires and the first responders battling the fires. Visit Spokane released an updated list Monday afternoon of participating hotels with available rooms, noting availability is subject to change. The organization encourages evacuees to contact hotels directly for the latest room availability and pricing. Tru by Hilton Spokane Valley has limited availability beginning Aug. 4 a
Spokane County courts delay most cases due to wildfires, Clerk's Office remains open (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Spokane County courts have delayed most civil and criminal proceedings through Tuesday as the Spokane Area Fires continue to impact the region, but officials say the courts are not closed and the Spokane County Clerk's Office remains open. Spokane County officials issued a clarification Monday after reports incorrectly stated that all Superior, District and Municipal courts were closed and that cases had been continued indefinitely. According to Emergency Order No. 2026-01, th
Spokane firefighters overwhelmed by community donations at Mt. Spokane High School fire base (opens the original)
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MEAD, Wash. â The Spokane community has filled Mt. Spokane High School with donations for firefighters battling the Spokane Area Fires, prompting fire officials to ask residents to temporarily stop bringing bottled water and food. Mt. Spokane High School is serving as the incident command base for the Spokane Area Fires, housing firefighters and members of Incident Management Team 7 from California. Officials said that the outpouring of support from the community has been overwhelming. The sc
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