Spokane wildfire suspect linked to two prior fire investigations

Over 60,000 people evacuated; 700+ buildings destroyed; 14 people unaccounted for; residents lost homes and possessions including family heirlooms.

In the high desert city of Spokane, a single man kneeling in dry grass may have set in motion the worst disaster in the city's recorded history. Aaron Farinacci, 37, was arrested on suspicion of arson after the Old Trails fire consumed over 700 buildings and forced 60,000 residents from their homes — a catastrophe that arrives not in isolation, but as part of a widening pattern of fire and displacement reshaping the American West. His arrest raises questions that extend beyond one man's actions, touching on the long arc of human choices — personal, collective, and climatic — that determine how

Spokane wildfire suspect linked to two prior fire investigations

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