Firefighters in Okanogan County appear to finally be gaining the upper hand on the Sinlahekin Fire, but only after it has enlarged to become Washington's biggest wildfire yet in 2026.
One person is in critical condition, while another is being hailed as a hero for pulling them from a pickup truck after it plunged into Moses Lake last Thursday (Aug. 6) morning.
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A wildfire that had been slowly burning on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Kittitas County for three weeks has become more active in recent days.
After torching nearly 100,000 acres in Chelan County but sparing any structures in its path for over three weeks, the Little Giant Fire has now destroyed over two dozen in just one night.
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The Sinlahekin fire isn't out yet. Crews worked through the night as new fire activity flared up inside the perimeter under Red Flag Warning conditions.
The Little Giant fire in Chelan County has scorched nearly 100,000 acres with just 1% containment, and windy conditions are keeping firefighters on high alert this weekend.