At 110,000 acres and still pushing north and east, the Kaiser Canyon Fire is keeping crews on their toes — and Saturday's wind forecast isn't making anyone feel better.
Seven homes gone, zero percent contained, and winds expected to gust up to 40 miles per hour today — the Railroad Fire near Beverly isn't slowing down.
A single lightning strike last Wednesday set off something that's now pushing close to 17,000 acres northwest of Leavenworth — and it's not done growing.
The steepest expected population declines in 2026 are concentrated in parts of Central and Eastern WA, particularly within Snohomish and Okanogan counties.
The Senate still has to weigh in, but the House has already voted — and depending on where you live, permanent daylight saving time could feel like a gift or a headache.
As a wildfire located 30 miles northwest of Leavenworth dramatically increases in size, evacuations have been expanded to include a number of rural home's that are currently in its path.