MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Grant County and Moses Lake firefighters worked for hours on Tuesday night to contain a big fire at Basic American Foods in Moses Lake, a food processing plant located south ...

MOSES LAKE, Wash. - A massive fire Tuesday night caused extensive damage to the Basic American Foods plant in Moses Lake. The cause is still under investigation. Grant County Fire District 5 ...

MOSES LAKE, Wash. - A structure fire at the Wilbur-Ellis fertilizer plant southeast of Moses Lake ended up collapsing the building, and a shelter-in-place warning was sent out by Grant ...

Fertilizer plant near Moses Lake collapses after blaze Oct. 23, 2022 Updated Sun., Oct. 23, 2022 at 6:29 p.m. Residents in Grant County have been asked to shelter in place after a fire destroyed a ...

News; Crime/Public Safety; Fertilizer plant near Moses Lake continues to smolder, emitting smoke and toxic gases Oct. 27, 2022 Updated Thu., Oct. 27, 2022 at 7:59 p.m. The fire that destroyed a ...

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Fire marshals are investigating a fire at a Moses Lake, Wash., fertilizer plant that broke out Oct. 23. TrendingComplaints surge about missed grass seed paymentsSimplot must ...

GRANT COUNTY, Wash. — The Wilbur Ellis plant near Moses Lake collapsed after it caught on fire. The Grant County Sheriff’s Office says the building on fire was around three ...

A fire has spread across the lakeside part of the field behind S Eastlake Dr and Vue Street. A Moses Lake Fire Department crew is working to put out the fire and prevent further spread across the area ...

Oct. 24—MOSES LAKE — Sunday afternoon a building at the Wilbur-Ellis fertilizer and blending facility, located at 14903 Road 1.3 Southeast, caught fire and burned to the ground.

Health advisory in place for residents outside of Moses Lake following Wilbur Ellis fertilizer plant fire. To stream KREM on your phone, you need the KREM app.

SPOKANE — The fire that destroyed a fertilizer plant Sunday near Moses Lake continued to smolder Thursday, emitting smoke and potentially dangerous gases that caused health officials to continue ...