An evacuation shelter has opened for people displaced by the Old Trails Fire, which was burning north of Airway Heights. The fire was reported at approximately 2,500 acres, prompting evacuations as crews worked to respond to the rapidly growing wildfire.
The situation has affected communities in the Spokane County area, with residents leaving their homes as fire conditions intensified. Coverage has also described evacuations in north Spokane and nearby areas, reflecting the broader impact of wildfires burning across the region.
Other reports have focused on the Fairview Fire near Mead, where Level 3 evacuations were expanded as the blaze grew. The separate fires have drawn increased attention amid dangerous wildfire conditions across the Pacific Northwest.
Officials and emergency responders continue to manage evacuations, shelter operations and firefighting efforts. Residents in affected areas have been urged to follow evacuation instructions and monitor official updates as conditions change.
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