How a grandfather’s quick thinking led fire investigators to a Spokane arson suspect

Farinacci is accused of starting the Old Trails Fire, one of three infernos ripping through Washington’s Spokane area.

Firefighters get a handle on Spokane wildfires as tens of thousands remain evacuated

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Firefighters have taken advantage of cooler weather to begin getting a handle on wildfires that have displaced tens of thousands of people around Washington state’s second-largest city, but hotter, drier and breezier days lie ahead.

Spokane-area wildfires still burning. See containment percentages

Firefighters continued to battle the Old Trails, Fairview and Autumn Lane fires, which have burned more than 10,500 acres since Aug. 1.

Spokane fire survivor finds 'joy' through Jesus after alleged arson destroys home and belongings

Christopher Guyton says losing his home in the Spokane wildfire strengthened his Christian faith and inspired him to spread the Gospel to others.

Fact Check: Suspected Spokane Arsonist Aaron F. Farinacci Is NOT A Registered Republican Voter -- Washington Voters Do NOT Choose Party Affiliation When Registering

Is suspected Spokane arsonist Aaron F. Farinacci a registered Republican voter? No, that's not true: Voters in Washington state do not register by political party, according to the Washington

It's all burnt: Spokane wildfire survivors tell their stories

The wildfires burning across the Spokane, Washington, area have destroyed hundreds of structures, including homes, and forced thousands to flee.

Uncontained wildfires in Spokane force at least 60,000 people out of their homes

At least 60,000 people have been forced from their homes in and around Spokane, Wash., because of three major wildfires that are burning out of control. The fires have already destroyed at least 600 homes,