Jennifer Dowling

1 week ago | fox13seattle.com | Jennifer Dowling

Two friends in Lacey are hoping to rebuild after an RV destroyed their home and livelihoods. The backstory: Farrier Michael Bennett specializes in caring for the hooves of horses and runs his own mobile educational programs in person and online. He says he was staying with his friend Jeremy in Lacey and their pets in the RV they were sharing when the fire broke out Sunday. In video taken of the fire, you can hear the anguish in Bennett's voice as he yells, "Oh my god, no," while the RV burns.

1 week ago | fox13seattle.com | Jennifer Dowling

An Auburn business went up in flames on April 8 while Kent police and other law enforcement officers were searching for a domestic violence suspect who they thought was hiding inside. They surrounded the business before the fire started, and initially thought he had died, later determining he wasn't in the building and was alive. What they're saying: With the business destroyed, an employee from the event space is sharing his memories from his time working there.

1 week ago | fox13seattle.com | Jennifer Dowling

A man in Puyallup says his home was targeted by potential thieves who, according to the victim, called police on themselves before breaking into his garage at around 10:15 p.m. Saturday night. In a strange twist, he says the men asked Puyallup Police to come to his home while he was gone. The group of men then allegedly told responding officers that something that belonged to them was in his garage. "I got a notification that one of my cameras went down," said Larrick Firkins of Puyallup.

2 weeks ago | fox13seattle.com | Jennifer Dowling

Kent Police are searching for a man accused of domestic violence, who escaped arrest as his workplace went up in flames. The backstory: The fire initially caused police to think that 51-year-old Avon Cobb might be dead, but now they believe he's on the run.   Cobb's whereabouts were still a mystery Thursday night.   Meantime, the search reached a dramatic point, when Cobb and his wife's business burned down while neighbors watched.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jennifer Dowling

The BriefA manhunt is underway for a man police initially thought was dead. Authorities believed Avon Cobb died in a workplace fire, they now are continuing their search as their investigation brought more details to light. Negotiators had been attempting to facilitate an arrest immediately before the fire broke out. KENT, Wash. - Kent Police are searching for a man accused of domestic violence, who escaped arrest as his workplace went up in flames.