Doug Nedvornik
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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Local authorities say several hundred structures burned.
Spokane Police Chief Kevin Hall says he knows people are eager to go back and check on their homes, but he's urging patience.
The winds are abating a bit, but conditions remain challenging for firefighters.
For NPR News, I'm Doug Nadvornik in Spokane.
Three major wildfires continue burning in and around Spokane, charring several thousand acres.
Go now evacuations remain in place for all the areas affected.
20 to 30 mile an hour winds spread the fires quickly yesterday.
Local authorities say several hundred structures burned.
For NPR News, I'm Doug Nadvornik in Spokane.
Three major wildfires continue burning in and around Spokane, charring several thousand acres.
Go now evacuations remain in place for all the areas affected.
20 to 30 mile an hour winds spread the fires quickly yesterday.
Local authorities say several hundred structures burned.
The winds are abating a bit, but conditions remain challenging for firefighters.
For NPR News, I'm Doug Nadvornik in Spokane.
The first fire ignited Saturday around noon in a tender, dry state park northwest of the city.
High winds quickly blew the flames across the Spokane River toward a suburban neighborhood.
Local authorities worried about entire blocks of houses going up in smoke and declared go-now evacuations for much of the city's northwest sector.
Within a few hours, several other fires ignited northwest and northeast of the city.
Several thousand acres have been charred.
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