wildfires
Firefighters Making Progress on Central Washington’s Wildfires
(AP) Firefighters are continuing to make progress on Central Washington's two large wildfires.
containment is growing on the two fires, but smoke around Yakima is expected to hover for a while.
Fire officials report the 24-square-mile Cascade Creek Fire on the southwest slopes of Mount Adams is about 55 percent contained
Firefighter Hoping for Two Wildfires to Become One
Gov. Gregoire Extends Eastern Washington Burn Ban
OLYMPIA – Gov. Chris Gregoire tonight extended a burn ban for all counties east of the Cascade crest, prohibiting all outdoor burning through midnight Sunday, Sept. 30. An emergency proclamation declaring a State of Emergency remains in effect, and allows continued air support from Washington’s National Guard to help fight ongoing wildfires
Smokey Haze Forces Cancellation of 51st Annual Sunfair Parade
Cascade Creek Fire Expands to 8500 Acres
Central Washington Wildfire Causing More Evacuations and Closures
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — The rapid growth of central Washington wildfires has prompted more evacuation notices as two fire complexes burn closer and closer to each other.
On Wednesday evening, officials urged residents around the Mission Ridge ski area southwest of Wenatchee to leave their homes because of the rapid growth of the Table Mountain Fire Complex
Northwest Wildfires Tapped Firefighters Resources
Firefighters Get No Help From Windy and Dry Conditions
WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) — One of the dozens of wildfires burning in Eastern Washington has grown dramatically in windy conditions and has burned three homes.
Fire spokeswoman Karen Ripley says 35 mph winds overnight Monday pushed the Leahy Fire burning north and west of Grand Coulee, Wash

