Everything that's happened at Washington Wildfires

Wildfires in and around Spokane, Washington burned about 12.5 square miles and destroyed at least 600 buildings by Monday.

About 67,000 people were under evacuation orders, and nearly 300 missing person reports were initially filed, but all but 14 were cleared.

The Spokane-area wildfires were completely uncontained, according to Courtney James of the Washington State Department of Natural Resources.

Residents like Miriam and Daniel Sim, who lived in their home since 2005, returned to find their house leveled, with only chimneys left standing in some cases.

Authorities urged people not to fly drones near burned areas, as it could delay aerial firefighting operations.

Wildfires in Washington state have burned over 250,000 acres, prompting Governor Bob Ferguson to declare a statewide emergency and impose a burn ban.

The fast-moving Old Trails Fire in Spokane burned about 3,000 acres, threatened nearly 4,000 structures, and forced evacuations of around 200 homes.

Power utility Avista implemented public safety shutoffs, leaving about 60,000 customers without electricity.

More than 4,000 firefighters, backed by the National Guard and crews from over a dozen states, battled the fires.

The Kaiser Canyon Fire in northeast Washington had grown to about 134,000 acres, one of five major fire complexes.

Wildfires burn over 250,000 acres in Washington state.

Evacuations ordered across multiple areas.

Power outages reported in the Spokane area.

Washington state officials provided updates on Saturday evening.