News Releases for Thursday, August 21, 2025

Spokane, WALocal News

The Spokane Police Department announced a public appeal for assistance in locating a missing endangered adult at noon on August 21, 2025. This outreach underscores the critical role of community support in addressing missing person cases. Earlier that day, at approximately 9:53 a. m. , firefighters responded to a significant fire at a warehouse located at 101 North Madelia Street, following multiple reports of black smoke.

The swift response from emergency services reflects the city's commitment to public safety in the East Central Neighborhood. As investigations into both incidents proceed, authorities will provide updates to the community. The missing person's case and the fire incident demonstrate the city's ongoing challenges regarding safety and emergency response. Community engagement is vital in resolving cases like these, fostering a collaborative environment between citizens and law enforcement. Further developments are expected in both situations as they unfold.

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