A Spokane wildfire suspect, Farinacci, faces arson charges after allegedly building a time-delay device from notebook paper, matches, and a rubber band to ignite a blaze—part of three fires that’ve destroyed over 850 homes and displaced tens of thousands. He confessed, claiming he saw fire as beautiful and symbolic of rebirth, choosing August 1st for maximum wind impact. Though he says he didn’t intend the scale, he knew it would be massive. Court is set for Thursday. Meanwhile, floods threaten McMullen County—nature’s fury reshaping communities and lives.
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