Stevens County, WA

WSP confirms that the sedan carrying 17-year-old Chance Wilbur and 19-year-olds Jasmine Cogswell and Jordan Walker crossed the center line into the southbound lanes, and collided head-on with the Stevens County fire truck about a mile and a half north of Clayton. All three teens were pronounced dead at the...

The Washington State Patrol have completed their investigation into a fatal crash on Highway 395 that claimed the lives of three teenagers on Monday. WSP confirms that the sedan carrying 17-year-old Chance Wilbur and 19-year-olds Jasmine Cogswell and Jordan Walker crossed the center line into the southbound lanes, and collided head-on with the Stevens County fire truck about a mile and a half north of Clayton.

The Stevens County coroner officially identified the teens killed when their car crashed into a fire truck near Loon Lake on Monday. Chance Wilbur, 17, was driving the vehicle and Jasmine Cogswell, 19 was a passenger. Both teens were wearing their seatbelts, according to the Washington State Patrol. Jordan Walker,...

OLYMPIA– The Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is closing two target shooting state land areas for the time being. Working with Stevens County, DNR is temporarily closing the areas due to dry conditions. An increase in fire activity in certain areas of Stevens County resulted in the closing of...

Friends and family have identified the three people killed in a crash on Highway 395 near Loon Lake, and they were all teenagers. According to friends and family their names are Chance Wilbur, Jasmine Cogswell, and Anthony Lautermilch, who went by his adoptive name of Jordan Walker. Chance's aunt told KHQ that the three were in his car, likely driving from Spokane to his family's home in Kettle Falls.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A mom is without a son after he lost his life on Highway 395 in Stevens County on Monday. Chance Wilbur was one of three teens killed in a head-on collision with a firetruck. Now, family members want everyone to cherish their loved ones, because life can be taken in the blink of an eye.

Friends and family have identified the three people killed in a crash on Highway 395 near Loon Lake, and they’re all in their teens. According to friends and family their names are Chance Wilbur, Jasmine Cogswell, and Anthony Lautermilch. Chance’s aunt told KHQ that the three were in his car, likely driving from Spokane to his family’s home in Kettle Falls.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Three people were killed in a head-on collision with a Stevens County (Wash.) fire apparatus on Monday. Two firefighters in the engine were injured in the crash, which occurred near Loon Lake, north of Spokane. KREM 2 News reported that the passenger car crossed the center line...

LOON LAKE, Wash. — Another tragedy has put life into perspective for many people across Eastern Washington. We’ve learned 19-year-old Jasmine Cogswell was one of three teenagers killed by a head-on crash with a fire truck Monday evening on Highway 395 in Stevens County. “She was just always there for...

The three people killed in a collision between their car and a firetruck Monday evening remain unidentified as of Tuesday afternoon. The firefighters who were injured in the crash have been identified as Glen Schade, 38, and Kurtis Vandervert, 45, according to the Washington State Patrol. Both firefighters were transported...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington Department of Resources is expanding burn restrictions beginning on Friday as the state’s landscape dries and wildfire risk increases. Permit burning is not allowed in the following areas: Highlands, Kaniksu, Methow, Upper Basin and Valley. Campfires are only allowed in approved campgrounds in the following areas: Chelan, Kaniksu, Lower Basin, Lower Yakima, Upper Basin, Upper Yakima and Valley.

Washington State Patrol is continuing to investigate the crash between a car and fire truck that lead to the death of three people. WSP is looking for people who witnessed the crash. If you have any information, you are asked to call WSP at 360 688-3408 or 509 227-6643. UPDATE...

Here's one small item that shows state officials are worried about wildfires. The Department of Natural Resources says people may, temporarily, no longer use two of its properties in Stevens County as shooting ranges. They're worried shooters could spark fires in the dry conditions there. In an interview earlier this...

STEVENS COUNTY, Wash. – You can now text to get 911 services in Stevens County. Right now, 29 of the state’s 39 counties have a text-to-911 option or are testing it. Other counties are working to upgrade systems. FOX28 Spokane©

Fire crews in Stevens County are urging the community to be cautious when using guns after several fires broke out at shooting ranges. Officials say the most recent fire at the area known as Bogg’s Pit near Loon Lake was the third since April. The largest burn was about two...

Washington State Patrol is continuing to investigate the crash between a car and fire truck that lead to the death of three people. WSP is looking for people who witnessed the crash. If you have any information, you are asked to call WSP at 360 688-3408 or 509 227-6643. UPDATE...