Fire has consumed a home at a residence in Victory Heights in north Seattle. Everyone in the home was evacuated and the fire is under control, but crews are still working on knocking it down.

According to the Seattle Fire Department, firefighters have been tackling a fully involved residential fire near 23rd Avenue Northeast and Northeast 105th Street, near Victory Heights Park, since about 7:57 p.m.

As of 8:06 p.m., fire crews had extinguished the fire on the exterior of the home and were working on the interior, including the fire’s source in the living room. The fire has extended into the attic, per SFD, and crews are removing portions of the building’s roof to access it.

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The Everett Fire Department (EFD) says it received a custom gift from a Spokane craftsman on Tuesday. EFD says that Dillon O’Connor from Spokane made a “special delivery” to the station by gifting the department custom leather radio straps.

Dillon told firefighters he created them as a “thank-you” to the firefighters who deployed with Brush 1 during the Spokane Complex Fires that happened in August. EFD says the straps will stay with Brush 1 so their wildland firefighters can use them on future deployments.

KREM-TV CBS 2 Spokane

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Londonderry and Keene sued 3M, DuPont, and others, alleging PFAS in firefighter turnout gear raised firefighter cancer risks.

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State Sen. Tracy Pennycuick awarded Boyertown Area Fire & Rescue a $750,000 grant to help replace its aging ladder truck.

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Cleveland City Council’s Safety Committee will consider legislation to seek grants for public safety radios.

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