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Boil advisory in effect for Bonners Ferry after E. coli was detected in an Aug. 3 sample. Results from repeat testing are expected midday Aug. 6. Until then, boil tap water for at least one minute or use bottled water.

E. coli detected in Bonners Ferry water system, boil advisory issued

BONNERS FERRY, Idaho — The City of Bonners Ferry water department issued a precautionary boil advisory Tuesday after detecting E. coli bacteria in a drinking water sample collected Aug. 3,

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While some evacuation zones have been downgraded for the Fairview Fire burning near Mead, the situation remains active and dangerous, with fire officials working to address multiple hazards beyond the flames themselves.

Evacuation orders remain in place as Fairview Fire continues to pose multiple hazards near Mead

MEAD, Wash. — While some evacuation zones have been downgraded for the Fairview Fire burning near Mead, the situation remains active and dangerous, with fire officials working to address multiple

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According to Stevens County Fire District 1 firefighting crews made substantial progress today establishing strong defensive lines on the western perimeter while continuing to locate and extinguish hot spots within the fire's boundaries.

Stevens County fire crews report solid progress on western portion of the Autumn Lane Fire

STEVENS COUNTY, Wash-- According to Stevens County Fire District 1 firefighting crews made substantial progress today establishing strong defensive lines on the western perimeter while continuing to locate and extinguish

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Aaron Farinacci, the man accused of starting the Old Trails Fire, appeared before a judge today for the first time since his arrest. The judge set his bail at $1 million, and Farinacci is scheduled to return to court Thursday afternoon.

Man accused of starting Old Trails Fire appears in court as bail set at $1 million

SPOKANE, Wash. — Aaron Farinacci, the man accused of starting the Old Trails Fire, appeared before a judge today for the first time since his arrest. The judge set his

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Sarah Burgi's home on Prosperity Lane stood as a testament to years of hard work and sacrifice. Now, it exists only in photographs and memory after the Old Trails Fire swept through the neighborhood, leaving behind ash and rubble.

Single mother loses home in Old Trails Fire but finds strength in community support

SPOKANE, Wash. — Sarah Burgi's home on Prosperity Lane stood as a testament to years of hard work and sacrifice. Now, it exists only in photographs and memory after the

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Spokane Public Schools is putting together a plan to support thousands of students and families displaced by recent fires, bringing together hundreds of community organizations to streamline assistance efforts.

Spokane schools mobilize resources to support fire-displaced families and students

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Public Schools is putting together a plan to support thousands of students and families displaced by recent fires, bringing together hundreds of community organizations to streamline

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Spokane Police say detectives are investigating reports of suspicious activity in neighborhoods evacuated during the Old Trails fire, but most calls so far have involved residents or spectators entering restricted areas.

Police say most reported looting concerns in fire evacuation zones have not involved crime

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane Police say detectives are investigating reports of suspicious activity in neighborhoods evacuated during the Old Trails fire, but most calls so far have involved residents or

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The man suspected of starting the devastating Old Trails Fire in Spokane will be staying in custody at the Spokane County Jail with a $1 million bond, a Spokane County Superior Court judge decided during the first appearance on Tuesday.

Man suspected of starting Old Trails Fire being held on $1 million bond

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The man suspected of starting the devastating Old Trails Fire in Spokane will be staying in custody at the Spokane County Jail with a $1 million bond,

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As firefighters continue their battle against the Spokane Area Fires on day four, local businesses are mobilizing to support the crews with donations of boots, coffee, meals and encouragement at the Incident Command Center.

Spokane Area Fires: Local businesses donate boots, coffee and support to firefighters

MEAD, Wash. — As firefighters continue their battle against the Spokane Area Fires on day four, local businesses are mobilizing to support the crews with donations of boots, coffee, meals

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