Spokane fire crews face unique rescue mission
A group of Spokane firefighters found themselves part of a unique rescue mission last week: going fishing for two dozen koi in a wildfire victim’s pond!
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A group of Spokane firefighters found themselves part of a unique rescue mission last week: going fishing for two dozen koi in a wildfire victim’s pond!
As three wildfires continue to burn across Spokane County Thursday morning, the community is coming together to help first responders — and each other.
With high winds and temperatures moving in Friday, fire crews say they aren’t letting their guard down. "We are not getting lulled into a sense of complacency; we are engaging in mop-up and patrolling."
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Three wildfires in Spokane County are still spreading rapidly as of Monday morning, and hundreds of people have already lost their homes and livelihoods. Dave Upthegrove with the Department of Natural Resources confirmed on Monday that at least 700 homes have been destroyed, and more than 65,000 people have been evacuated.
King County Prosecutor’s Office says that the access kids have to guns is unmatched compared to decades before. Even with that unprecedented access, though, prosecutors say teen gun crimes are the lowest they have been since 2019.
Dozens of vendors say they are trying to figure out how to move on after being caught in the crosshairs of Sunday’s Bite of Seattle shooting that killed three and injured four people.
In the wake of Sunday’s deadly shooting during the Bite of Seattle food festival at the Seattle Center, more concerns about the event’s lack of security are popping up.
KIRO 7 is learning more about the emergency response to the Kenmore Air floatplane crash off the San Juan Islands on Thursday.
Seattle City Light customers will soon be charged more for their electric bills.