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Gazing out across the Columbia River, Katie and David Curran watched their home in Lyle, Wash., reduced to nothing more than ...
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Friends of the Columbia Gorge breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday after learning a proposed sale of millions of acres of U.S. Forest Service Land, including popular sites in Southwest Washington, was fo ...
A Wasco County couple is suing Union Pacific Railroad for allegedly starting the Rowena Fire that destroyed over 50 homes outside The Dalles this month.
A climber was flown to the hospital on Sunday evening after getting their legs trapped under two large boulders.
A lawsuit filed on June 23 alleges the Rowena Fire, which burned 56 homes and 91 properties in The Dalles, was ignited by a Union Pacific train.
According to the Mid-Columbia Fire and Rescue, fighting the Rowena Fire, now 93% contained, has cost over $9 million and involved 80 personnel.