Page 13 - Gray Fire News Today

The long road to recovery begins now for hundreds of Spokane County families who lost their homes and property in two major wildfires. 4 News Now is here to help,

ELK, Wash. - "Its as close to Hell as I think you can get here on Earth," Spokane County Sheriffs Deputy Brittan Morgan described as he recounted escaping the Oregon

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. -- Spokane Valley Fire Captain Duane Hughes and his wife lived in Medical Lake for almost four years, but that all changed when the Gray Fire reduced

(The Center Square) – The arrival of cooler temperatures with the possibility of rain Tuesday was welcomed by firefighters continuing suppression and cleanup efforts in the aftermath of two wildfires

Recovering from a disaster can be a lengthy process, one which victims of the Gray and Oregon Road fires are navigating as evacuations lower and they return to their homes. As they assess the damage and take stock of what is left, if anything, many are dealing with more than physical losses.

The first day of school of Medical Lake schools is Aug. 30.

SILVER LAKE, Wash. - Nearly two weeks after the Gray Fire and the Oregon Road Fire broke out, causing massive destruction, homeless families are still searching for rental homes that

SPOKANE, Wash. — In the wake of the Gray Fire and the Oregon Road Fire, hundreds of animals have been rescued by local nonprofits, but transporting them has not been

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. -- Its been 10 days since the Gray Fire ripped through Medical Lake, claiming 240 homes in the process.

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — A total of 366 homes have been destroyed because of the Gray and Oregon Road Fires, leaving behind thousands of pounds of burned debris that needs