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By: Garrett Cabeza
Residents who were forced to evacuate the Old Trails fire want nothing more than to return to their homes, but Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels
By: Garrett Cabeza
A small “human-caused” brush fire broke out Thursday near Spokane Falls Community College, according to the Spokane Fire Department.
By: Garrett Cabeza, Alexandra Duggan
The man suspected of setting a fire that destroyed hundreds of Spokane homes and forced 60,000 people to evacuate was contacted by law enforcement last summer for two fires but never arrested, according to court documents.
By: Garrett Cabeza, Alexandra Duggan
Aug. 5—The man suspected of setting a fire that destroyed hundreds of Spokane homes and forced 60,000 people to evacuate was contacted by law enforcement last summer for two fires but never arrested, ...
By: Garrett Cabeza
Many of the more than 900 structures estimated to have been destroyed or damaged in the Spokane Complex fires were single-family homes.
By: Garrett Cabeza
Many of the more than 900 structures estimated to have been destroyed or damaged in the Spokane Comp...
By: Megan Howard, Garrett Cabeza
The Spokesman-Review Evacuation orders have been lifted for residents affected by the Fairview fire.
A man was shot several times on the patio of the Brown Derby Tavern in the Garland District after an argument between the shooter and the victim escalated over the weekend, according to court document
A teen was shot on a Spokane Transit Authority bus in what appeared to be an “inadvertent discharge” of the weapon Tuesday afternoon near Franklin Park in north Spokane, according to STA spokeswoman C ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
Police found a 51-year-old man dead and bleeding from the head in a garage and a 34-year-old man dead in a bedroom from a possible suicide/overdose Wednesday at a Hillyard home, according to court doc
