As of Thursday morning, three major wildfires burn around Eastern Washington: the Vantage Wildfire in Kittitas County, the Cow Canyon Fire in Yakima Valley, and the Williams Lake fire near Cheney, Wash.
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California’s McKinney Fire Death Toll Rises to FourThe death toll from California’s McKinney Fire rose to four on Tuesday, as authorities found two more bodies at homes in Siskiyou County.
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'You couldn't really see anything': Hays County homeowner recalls Smoke Rider fire experienceEd Vaughan estimates approximately 40 of his 100-acre property burned in the fire, which approximately is 800 acres.
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