Burns Out

As the city scrambles to keep Tim Burns around for a while longer, the police ombudsman says he may leave his post anyway

Political Mind Games

Matt Shea starts another controversy, this time with Facebook; plus, eastside racism?

Invisible Wounds

For veterans, the war continues long after they’ve left the battlefield

Then There Were Two

The low-down on the men vying to be Spokane’s next police chief

Picking Sides

The Jensen-Byrd battle; plus, Spokane’s Catholic bishop comes out against gay marriage in Washington

For Your Consideration - 8.9.12

Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood

KSPS and Spokane Public Schools to split; plus, no reprieve for residents of El Rancho

Battle Lines

Despite non-stop campaigning and a west-side focus, Michael Baumgartner finds it hard to make up ground against Maria Cantwell

Packing Heat

Rep. Matt Shea’s road rage incident; plus, the FBI’s interest in the Ridpath

Getting It Dunn

Whether he’s defending a fired cop or the former director of the MAC, Spokane attorney Bob Dunn is on a roll