Firefighters tackle two-alarm fire at Issaquah home, no injuries reported
Eastside Fire and Rescue (EF&R) responded to a two-alarm house fire in Issaquah Friday afternoon.
According to EF&R, the fire was mostly contained in the garage due to the quick work of firefighters on the scene.
All residents were able to exit the home safely and quickly.
Redmond Fire, Bellevue Fire, and Fall City Fire assisted with the response.
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That's her second walk today, and the ace does not take those lightly. But the changeup she just pulled the string on against Taylor Stephens may have just gotten her back in the groove, as she strikes her out on three pitches. Now THAT is grace under pressure. Canady just stranded the bases loaded to erase the Bruins' threat. B2 - Texas Tech 0, UCLA 0 The Bruins are making Nijaree Canady and the Red Raiders' defense work, as Rylee Slimp just beat out Canady's throw for a bunt base hit to give UCLA two runners on with one out. That, on top of some frustration with the strike zone, can send things southward for a defense really quickly, but we'll see if Canady can calm things down here for her team. Things are getting spicy as Texas Tech coach Gerry Glasco appears to have just received a warning from the umpire crew after mouthing off about the iffy strike zone so far. T2 - Texas Tech 0, UCLA 0 And while Nijaree Canady is known for her signature 70-mph rise ball, she's already leaning on her changeup early against these Bruins batters. She's leaned on that pitch slightly more this year than she has in the past, and it's making its presence known at the WCWS. Joley Mitchell on her three home runs in the past two games. That was quite the easy inning for UCLA's Taylor Tinsley in the circle, tossing just nine pitches to sit the Red Raiders in order. And a mind-blowing stat on Texas Tech ace Nijaree Canady (let's be honest, which numbers of hers aren't, at this point?): Fifty percent of the outs she has recorded in her collegiate pitching career have come via strikeout. Absolutely dominant. Kayden Henry on her Texas team's win over Oklahoma today. It's time for UCLA vs. Texas Tech. The winner advances to the national semifinals. Here we go. Imagn Images We're closing in on our second winners' bracket game of the night, where NiJaree Canady and Texas Tech will take on Jordan Woolery and UCLA. While the Red Raiders enter this matchup on a nine-game winning streak, the Bruins may still have some momentum after taking down former Pac-12 and current Big Ten rival Oregon with a walk-off homer on Thursday night. In previous matchups between Texas Tech and UCLA, UCLA has dominated with a 5-0 record. The most recent contest between the two teams was in an early-season tournament in February 2022, when the Bruins won a tight 2-1 game. I have a really hard time picking against Canady, so I'm going with the Red Raiders to finally flip the script on the Bruins and win this one. I will say, though, UCLA has really brought the fight in its past couple of games, with that walk-off against Oregon and another against South Carolina before winning the rubber match against the Gamecocks as well to advance to OKC. 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