Page 3 - Gray Fire News Today

A devastating wildfire that destroyed the town of Medical Lake last summer was caused by sparks from an Inland Power light, according to a report from DNR.

More than five months after the Gray Fire, some residents are still delayed in rebuilding and waiting on assistance.

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — Terri Cooper, the mayor of Medical Lake, is in Olympia right now advocating for a bill that would provide long-term recovery assistance to communities who suffer

Spokane County has earmarked tens of thousands of dollars of state funds to winterize RVs for those that lost their homes in the fire.

ELK, Wash. — Temperatures are dropping, and many who lost homes in the Oregon Road and Gray fires are still struggling to get back to normal.

When 2024 begins later this week, Spokane will have a different mayor, City Council president and police chief than it did when 2023 began. Next...

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. -- Its been nearly four months since two separate wildfires ripped through Spokane County, displacing hundreds of families and forever changing local communities.

AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. -- The Walmart Foundation will soon present a $150,000 grant to aid the Medical Lake community in rebuilding what was lost in the devastating Gray Fire.

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — One woman is making sure every kid in Medical Lake gets their Christmas wish.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- One Spokane salon is gearing up to spread some holiday cheer this season to the hundreds of families who lost everything in the recent wildfires.