Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Road worker killed in Mississippi while assisting in storm cleanup efforts Arthur’s remnants eye East Coast revival as historic flooding ravages Gulf Coast Deadly parasite linked to cancer-like tumors detected in the Pacific Northwest A fire engulfed 12 homes in Spokane, Washington, triggering dozens of evacuations near the impacted area, and when one resident refused to follow evacuation orders, authorities later discovered possible human remains at the home. Coined the Upriver Fire, the blaze began on June 16 in Spokane County, and has since burned over 200 acres and destroyed 12 homes, triggering numerous Level 3 evacuations in the area near Upriver Drive, north of the Spokane River. According to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, fire officials and investigators discovered possible human remains after returning to one of the 12 homes engulfed by the fire.
