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Spokane authorities detained, released suspect before arrest on arson charge - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A suspect is in custody on suspicion of arson in the start of the Old Trails Fire in Spokane, after authorities had previously detained him near where the fire started before releasing him. At a Monday night press conference, Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels said his detectives arrested 37-year-old Aaron Farinacci at his residence at 5 p.m., without incident, on a single charge of arson in the first degree. Previously convicted of manslaughter in Arizona, he is being held on a $1 million bond.
Spokane mayor: 'Could be weeks' before people can return home after fires - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Gov. Bob Ferguson said Monday that federal support is en route to Spokane, as roughly 1,000 personnel fight three fires, which he called among the worst in the history of the region. Ferguson held a press conference on Monday morning with Mayor Lisa Brown and other state and local leaders to give an update on the Old Trails, Autumn Lane and Fairview Fires. Preliminary estimates put the total structures destroyed at 700, but fire officials said they still need to check about 1,100 areas. Spokane
Three Spokane fires total $3.45M in firefighting costs so far as feds step in - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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With three fires in northern Spokane costing an estimated $3.45 million to fight as of Monday morning, Gov. Bob Ferguson has requested additional emergency assistance from the Trump Administration after the flames destroyed more than 600 structures over the weekend. Local, state and federal officials said Sunday that about 60,000 had evacuated so far as the Old Trails, Autumn Lane and Fairview Fires turned neighborhoods into ash. The National Interagency Fire Center still reported 0% containment
Washington judges flagged criminal law defects last year that remain unresolved - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Months before the 2026 legislative session, superior court judges outlined three “defects and omissions” in Washington criminal law‚ none of which were addressed by the Legislature, recently obtained public records show. Chief Justice Debra Stephens sent the report to Gov. Bob Ferguson last November. She said the rest of the Washington Supreme Court had nothing of concern to report, and neither did the Court of Appeals. The Superior Court Judges’ Association, on the other hand, identified three
Income tax fight looms as Supreme Court primary voting begins July 17 - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Voters are preparing for what could likely be the most consequential election in the history of the Washington Supreme Court ahead of a crowded primary with ballot boxes opening July 17. Five of the nine seats on the Washington Supreme Court are up for election this year, ahead of a case challenging the state’s new income tax anticipated to reach the bench. Four of those races will appear on the Aug. 4 ballot, but only the top two candidates from each will advance to the general election. Positi
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