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Latest Blogs in News
Local Limits
What stands between your shopping cart and local farmers
Heidi Groover| May 15, 2013
It only takes two words. Lorie Arnold kneels down on the dusty ground and yells, in the same sugary inflection people use to talk to puppies: “Baby girls!” A passel of young Nubian
SCHOLASTIC FANTASTIC
We Can Turn DNA into Music
An Eastern Washington University professor creates audio interpretations of living things
Seth Sommerfeld| May 15, 2013
There's Not Enough Poverty In Kids' Books
A Whitworth researcher studies how picture books reflect the reality of American poverty
Deanna Pan| May 15, 2013
We Can Make a New Wonder Material From What's in Your Pantry
A University of Idaho professor stumbles onto a new graphene-like material
Jacob Jones| May 15, 2013
Hydrogen Can Weaken Steel
And that's a problem for our sustainable future
Heidi Groover| May 15, 2013
LATEST NEWS AND COMMENTARY
Feds Come Knocking
The feds scare a medical pot store from opening up; plus, how to help those displaced by last week’s fire
Heidi Groover, Deanna Pan| May 15, 2013
The English Way
Justice Scalia finds his rationale for an expansive Second Amendment in Common Law — so why does Great Britain have such strict gun control?
Robert Herold| May 15, 2013
Recently in News and Commentary
Hard Data
New figures on homeless in Spokane; plus, the latest in Spokane tribe’s bid to build a casino
Heidi Groover, Daniel Walters, Deanna Pan| May 07, 2013
Burn Notice
As drier weather arrives, forest officials share fire prevention tips for Wildfire Awareness Week
Jacob Jones| May 07, 2013
Keeping America
Announcing a new local effort to inspire today’s students to learn where their country came from
George Nethercutt| May 07, 2013
A Deadly Lesson
The death of an inmate work-crew member last October has resulted in new statewide safety protocols and a $25,100 fine
Jacob Jones| May 07, 2013
Party Planner
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers discusses whether the Republican Party needs major repairs or just a fresh coat of paint
Daniel Walters| May 07, 2013
Backing Blue
The new Spokane Police Guild president works to redefine the troubled union
Jacob Jones| Apr 30, 2013
Hot Topic
In Idaho, long-awaited “Common Core” educational standards have gotten tangled up in right-wing politics
Daniel Walters| Apr 30, 2013
Put to the People
A campaign to put gun reform on the ballot in Washington; plus, an anti-discrimination ordinance in Coeur d’Alene
Jacob Jones, Heidi Groover, Daniel Walters| Apr 30, 2013
POLITICS | The Bloem Is Off
Coeur d'Alene's mayor talks about what she’s leaving and what’s she learned
Daniel Walters| Apr 30, 2013
Deadly Catch
How much fish do people eat in Washington? It’s a basic question, with huge consequences
Daniel Walters| Apr 23, 2013
The 'No' in 'No-Brainer'
Idaho's anti-federal stance is starting to cost millions
Mary Lou Reed| Apr 23, 2013
ELECTION 2012
What Just Happened?
Obama is re-elected, pot legalized and, if the vote holds, Idaho’s school reforms will be rolled back Heidi Groover, Joe O'Sullivan, Daniel Walters
| Nov 07, 2012
How Low Can We Go?
With the spectacle of this election still fresh, it’s time to consider big changes to how we pick our leaders
George Nethercutt| Nov 06, 2012
Grassroots Energy
Sizing up the electoral impact of the local Tea Party and Occupy movements
Jacob Jones| Nov 07, 2012
Praying for Rain
How can a self-respecting political party actively work to reduce the number of Americans voting?
Robert Herold| Oct 30, 2012
Slinging Mud
The battle over Referendum 74 gets heated; plus, demand for heating assistance crashes SNAP computers
Heidi Groover, Jacob Fries, Daniel Walters| Oct 30, 2012
Equality on the Ballot
It’s time to finish the job of extending equal rights to all Washingtonians
Inlander Staff| Oct 09, 2012
If It’s Broke, Fix It
Congress is broken, and it starts at the top with John Boehner, Eric Cantor and Cathy McMorris Rodgers
Inlander Staff| Oct 23, 2012
One Word
Washington state already protects gay rights, but will voters allow same-sex couples to “marry”?
Heidi Groover| Oct 16, 2012
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