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In September of 2020, a tree branch came in contact with a powerline. The ensuing sparks led to a blaze that burned more than 15,000 acres and 200 buildings, more than half of which were homes. Families and business owners are now suing the utility provider Avista.
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This weekend marks the one year anniversary of the firestorm that burned most of the Whitman County town of Malden and hundreds of thousands of acres in…
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Wildfire aid for Malden was held up by the White House for four months. A new bill introduced by Cathy McMorris Rodgers could change that.Here’s an…
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Residents of the town of Malden in Whitman County finally know the cause of the fire that destroyed their homes last Labor Day, and they say that…
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Wildfire victims in Malden and Pine City will not receive individual assistance from the federal government to replace the homes or belongings they…
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved disaster relief requests for nine eastern Washington counties and two Native tribes impacted by…
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Washington’s U.S. senators and Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) say they’ve asked President Joe Biden to approve a major disaster declaration for…
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Last fall’s wildfires were invoked Friday at a hearing for a new forest health bill in the Washington legislature.The bill is proposed at the request of…
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On Thursday, Governor Jay Inslee will tour the small eastern Washington farming town of Malden, which was overrun by wildfire on Monday. He’ll see piles…