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Most evacuees have been allowed to return to their homes near burn zones in Spokane, despite concerns about lingering toxins.
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Nyla Moxley/KNKXAfter earthquakes devastated cities in northern and central Venezuela in June, almost a dozen South American restaurants across Western Washington joined together to help. -
Hale/AKCIMT/via InciWebThe expenses will be split among local, state and federal agencies. The $207 million includes firefighting costs, such as crews and aircraft, and does not include disaster recovery expenses.
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Lisa Hagen GlynnAfter transitioning from traffic reporting to hosting Midday Jazz on KNKX, Terae Stefon brings a background as a beatmaker and capoeirista to the airwaves every weekday. -
Tehillah de Castro/Blue Note RecordsThe progressive keyboard and drums duo DOMi & JD Beck release "Who Asked?", the much-awaited follow-up to their 2022 debut.
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