The remains of the last victims of Tuesday’s workplace disaster at Nippon Dynawave in Longview, Washington, were removed from the mill this weekend.

The last bodies that remained inside a Longview paper mill after a deadly chemical tank rupture have been recovered, clearing the way for a more intensive investigation into what caused the disaster that killed 11 people, authorities said Saturday.

Recovery crews on Friday afternoon retrieved the body of another worker who died in Tuesday’s Longview paper mill chemical rupture.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has appealed FEMA’s partial denial of her request for disaster assistance for damage caused by widespread flooding in December.

In all, 11 people were killed in the disaster at Nippon Dynawave in Longview, including the three yet to be recovered, and eight injured.

Two people have been confirmed dead following a chemical tank rupture on Tuesday at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging Co. in Longview.

Corps managers say they have already been preparing for the effects of low snowpack after a warm winter in Oregon.

An airport that supports firefighting efforts in the Oregon Cascades will be closed during June and July. But state officials say it will re-open before the peak of the wildfire season.

Linn County Sheriff asks for public help to locate missing hiker near Fir Lake

The two Democrats said Congress has failed to fully prepare the U.S. Forest Service for what is expected to be a severe wildfire season.