Summary
Wildfires have spread over more than 250,000 acres near Spokane, Washington, causing people to leave their homes and power outages. The governor declared a statewide emergency and issued a burn ban, but no injuries or deaths have been reported so far.
Key Facts
- Wildfires are burning across over 250,000 acres in Washington state.
- The fires have caused evacuations in Spokane and nearby areas.
- Power outages have been reported in affected regions.
- Governor Bob Ferguson declared a statewide emergency on Saturday morning.
- A burn ban was put in place to prevent new fires from starting.
- Spokane is the second largest city in Washington state.
- No injuries or deaths have been reported according to officials.
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