Good morning, Spokane.

Fires disrupted North Spokane businesses over the weekend, with Outlaw BBQ + Fieldhouse Pizza closing unexpectedly and The Swinging Doors remaining shuttered amid staff and property losses.

Garland Theater reopened as a donation center while other venues resumed normal business to support the community during these challenging times.

Avista said on Monday its facilities did not start the wildfires that destroyed hundreds of structures; it restored power for customers affected only by the public safety power shutoff, but outages remain from damaged lines as officials investigate the three major fires.

Spokane County Deputy Fire Chief Kris Maynard described the wildfires in Washington as devastating, noting local emergency teams remain on high alert as the situation unfolds.

Wildfire evacuation orders have been downgraded to Level 2 for residents south of Country Homes Boulevard and near the Fairview Fire.

Affected neighborhoods include areas between Division and West Wellesley Avenue and between My Spokane Park Drive and North Peck Road.

Fake photos of burnt homes are spreading online and experts say some images may be made by computers due to flight restrictions over burn areas—officials urged residents to avoid Level 3 evacuation zones and noted that 26 drone interferences halted fire air attacks on Sunday.

Spokane Indians lead the Northwest League second half with a 20-16 record and will begin their key series today at Avista Stadium against second-place Eugene—an event expected to set the tone for the stretch run.

Benny G Live Concert

6-9 p.m. — BECU Live at Northern Quest — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of country and blues music from Benny G in Airway Heights.