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One dead in early morning structure fire in Ponderay (opens the original)
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PONDERAY, Idaho — A residential fire on North Kootenai Road resulted in one fatality, according to the Northside Fire District. At approximately 3:30 a.m. on Sept. 28, 2026, fire crews responded to the scene and encountered heavy fire conditions and a partial structural collapse. A three-person engine crew entered through a bedroom window to search for a reported trapped occupant but were unable to locate the person due to significant obstructions inside the home. After firefighters brought the
4.2 earthquake shakes western Washington near Bremerton (opens the original)
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BREMERTON, Wash. â A 4.2 earthquake struck near Bremerton Tuesday afternoon, with weak shaking reported across parts of western Washington, according to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network. The earthquake was centered about 12 miles south-southwest of Bremerton, near Wauna, at a depth of about 17 miles. Weak shaking was reported in Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Bremerton. The ShakeAlert Earthquake Early Warning System detected the earthquake but determined it was too small to trigger cellphon
Woman dies in room fire at Spokane's Tiki Lodge (opens the original)
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SPOKANE â A woman died Tuesday morning in a fire at the Tiki Lodge in Spokane, according to the Spokane Fire Department. Firefighters responded to a reported room fire at the hotel, located at 1420 W. Second Ave., at 11:03 a.m. Upon arriving firefighters observed smoke coming from a second-floor room. Crews entered the room and extinguished a burning bed, where they discovered an adult female victim. She was removed from the building and pronounced deceased at the scene. Elizabeth Challenger,
Spokane to move non-emergency calls from Crime Check to 311 (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Beginning October 27, Spokane residents can call 311 to report non-emergency police and fire matters such as suspicious activity, crimes no longer in progress, or other incidents that do not require an immediate emergency response. The transition from Crime Check to Spokane 311 creates a single point of contact for residents seeking assistance from city services. The change eliminates confusion for residents who previously needed to remember multiple phone numbers. Residents
Ferguson requests Major Disaster Declaration for wildfire counties (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. â Governor Bob Ferguson requested a federal Major Disaster Declaration from President Donald Trump on Monday following devastating wildfires in Eastern Washington that destroyed 649 homes and burned nearly 369,000 acres. "These fast-moving wildfires devastated communities around our state, and overwhelmed state and local response capabilities," Ferguson said. "Whole neighborhoods are gone, and communities have been changed forever. Federal financial assistance is critical to hel
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