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The Last of the Merchants
Five small businesses that just won't quit
Chris Stein| May 09, 2012
Funsational, Cruz Custom Boots, Lake City Barbershop, Arts and Crafts Book Manufacturing, Defensive Edge: Five Spokane-area businesses that just won't quit
Moving Targets
The battle to educate kids who bounce from school to school.
Daniel Walters| May 09, 2012
Taking Issue
Citizens try to reverse changes to the citizen initiative process. Plus, a dropout warning system.
Chris Stein, Daniel Walters, Joe O'Sullivan| May 09, 2012
Trail Mix
Lisa Brown's departure has created a political domino effect
Ted S. McGregor Jr.| May 09, 2012
Rehab Candidate
America's fallen and it won't get up without enacting five surgical reforms.
George Nethercutt| May 09, 2012
Recently in News
Breaking Ground
How one neighborhood's victory against an asphalt plant may be another neighborhood's loss.
Daniel Walters| May 02, 2012
'An Unusual Case'
The complicated testimony of Grant Fredericks, and how it may bring down the conviction of Karl Thompson.
Chris Stein| May 02, 2012
Awards and Damages
The Spokesman-Review is sued. Plus, a recount at the Riverside School District.
Chris Stein, Joel Smith, Daniel Walters| May 02, 2012
Q&A: Patrick Blum
The advocate with Coeur d'Alene's Disability Action Center talks disabled access in Idaho and what will happen if the Supreme Court tosses Obamacare
Joe O'Sullivan| May 02, 2012
Fall of the Frontier Doc
Finding a doctor in small-town Idaho is getting harder and harder.
Chris Stein| Apr 25, 2012
Coal Trains Coming
The Environmental Protection Agency weighs in on coal dust. Plus, a peace protest turns into pandemonium in Colville.
Joe O'Sullivan, Chris Stein| Apr 25, 2012
Defanging the Law
How special interests helped take the bite out of an initiative punishing animal cruelty.
Joe O'Sullivan| Apr 25, 2012
Gag Reflexes
The City of Spokane's handling of a golf-course accident raises more questions about how it responds to lawsuits.
Daniel Walters| Apr 25, 2012
Going It Alone
In civil court, fewer people are getting lawyers to help them navigate the system.
Chris Stein| Apr 11, 2012
New Resolve
The Spokane City Council is taking symbolic stands on the issues, but some question their use of time.
Joe O'Sullivan| Apr 11, 2012
Rigging the Results?
After a Spokane city vehicle strikes an elderly woman, risk managers try to control the story.
Daniel Walters| Mar 28, 2012
TRAIL MIX
Trail Mix
Why we should repeal the Twelfth Amendment. Plus, which state will the tightest in the 2012 election?
Ted S. McGregor Jr.| May 02, 2012
Trail Mix
So what happens if the health care overhaul is overturned?
Ted S. McGregor Jr.| Apr 04, 2012
ROBERT HEROLD
Land-Use Limits
In the name of saving Fairchild, County Commissioner Al French has made a solid case for better planning in Spokane County.
Robert Herold| May 02, 2012
Public Interest Hero
Remembering political science legend James Q. Wilson.
Robert Herold| Mar 14, 2012
Mitt the Modern Mormon
What does Romney's religious background tell us about his candidacy?
Robert Herold| Feb 01, 2012
Montana Strikes Back
The Supreme Court could learn a lesson on campaign finance from the Big Sky state.
Robert Herold| Jan 18, 2012
GEORGE NETHERCUTT
Identity Crisis
The GOP needs to decide what direction they’re going to go.
Ted S. McGregor Jr.| Nov 10, 2010
Hour of Remembrance
September 11 brought the country together. Let's come together again.
George Nethercutt| Sep 07, 2011
Buyers Remorse
Voters got the politicians they voted for. But how will they feel come the 2012 elections?
George Nethercutt| Aug 10, 2011
Debt Debate
We shouldn't raise the debt ceiling without reducing spending.
George Nethercutt| Jul 13, 2011
MARY LOU REED
Members-Only Voting
Republican overreach has locked thousands of Idahoans out of the vote.
Mary Lou Reed| Apr 25, 2012
Our Guy at the Top
How Johno Stocks went from Coeur d'Alene organizer to union boss.
Mary Lou Reed| Dec 21, 2011
Gridlock at Home
The results of the election suggest an increasingly partisan Coeur d'Alene.
Mary Lou Reed| Nov 22, 2011
Help Needed
The president's jobs bill would be a shot in the arm for North Idaho.
Mary Lou Reed| Sep 21, 2011
Recently In Commentary
Meet Clark Kent
Despite good intentions, education reform ignores the human element
John Hagney| Dec 21, 2011
Sparking Change
Change has come to north Africa. But how will it play out?
Patrick Van Inwegen| Feb 09, 2011
Balance the Load
It’s time to move forward with plans to clean up the Spokane River.
Kelly Susewind| Sep 08, 2010
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