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A pair of local chefs push the boundaries of culinary creativity and cannabis culture with their upcoming THC-infused dinner
Week of October 19th
America's first Dark Sky Reserve is taking shape in central Idaho
An oil-train-fueled explosion would devastate Spokane, but is a proposed enforcement method even legal?
America needs its leaders to reach across the aisle for solutions, as so many presidents in our history have done
Chelsea Martin's new essay collection aptly captures the awkward coming-of-age experiences of 1980s babies
Why the leader of Spokane's volunteer police oversight commission has stepped down from her role
We break down why the Jesus and Mary Chain is so much more than their most famous single
Tyler Berens tries to climb out of the hole, yet something holds him back
Tim Benn and Kate Burke want many of the same things for northeast Spokane — but have different ways to get there
Letters to the editor
With no state capital budget, hundreds of millions of dollars in Eastern Washington projects are in limbo
The Garageland Chronicles, an upcoming, locally produced feature, weaves together disparate tales and diverse genres
Week of October 12
Eagles stay grounded, yet fly atop the Big Sky
The Inland Northwest brewing community grapples with the untimely loss of mentor and friend Paul Edminster
Now available in printed form, the Pie & Whiskey readings thrive on camaraderie and contrast
Back of the Throat relives the intense emotions of 9/11 to remind us of the power of fear
Super Diamond drummer Vince Littleton returns to Spokane for a special show with the Spokane Symphony
A new book offers inspiration for cooking and eating in the great outdoors
Folk duo Penny & Sparrow exorcise fears on their latest album, Wendigo
New Jersey trio Screaming Females are committed to long-term personal relationships and capturing musical honesty on tape
The Foreigner finds Jackie Chan getting serious in the name of revenge
Jo Nesbø's best-selling novel The Snowman becomes a tedious, mind-boggling big-screen procedural
Cold, cerebral and epic in scope, Blade Runner 2049 is a worthy, visually stunning successor to a sci-fi watershed
Why the state of Washington needs to explore alternatives to its current DUI testing
The Opening Day countdown
Eating Inland
Can't-miss events from now until New Year's
Give Where You Live
56 Things for $10 or Less to Eat Right Now
Get Out, Get Wild!
It Works On Multiple Levels
Downriver Golf Course creates a new home for bees
Kids and their phones can seem inseparable; what's a parent to do?
Hospitals work to reduce waste — and save money — by selling unused inventory
Solo reading just can't compare to the pleasures of sharing a great book
The newly expanded Providence House of Charity clinic diverts patients from the ER
Superfood: Taking on joint pain with something tasty
Local options are a healthy alternative to cleansers with ingredients you can't pronounce
Life coaching: Asking for help is a sign of strength
The Spokane County Library District celebrates 75 years this fall
The Snacktivist offers ready-to-bake mixes for vegans and those with food allergies
From the editor: Take the time to savor life
Tips for keeping feet healthy, from toe to heel
Ask Dr. Matt: Boys and breasts
Vaccines are on the way to help battle the disease and prevent relapses
Join the discussion of how the humanities can help veterans coming home from war
Teenage pot use hits a 20-year low
Will legal cannabis delivery be the next big thing in Washington state?
Marijuana tax revenue is skyrocketing — but while the state is raking in more, Washington cities aren't seeing the gains
What to buy for those 420-friendly folks on your shopping list
Options abound when a remote control meets recreational cannabis
Cannabis-infused gingerbread cookies from one of the Two Ginger Chefs
Q&A with Wayne Guthrie, budtender and purchasing manager for the Hidden Joint in northeast Spokane
Why THC and THCA percentages may not be the best judge of a strain's character
The spotlight is on all aspects of marijuana at Spokane's King Cannabis Expo
A new Spokane-based manufacturing business wants to change how cannabis is processed
Demystifying some marijuana terminology; it's all about the cannabinoids and terpenes
Let's put some cannabis-related myths to the test
Netflix came up with an amazing promotion for its terrible new cannabis-focused sitcom
Former NFL greats are speaking out about the need to allow cannabis use for players; will the league listen?
At the edge of California's Mojave Desert, you may soon find the country's first cannabis-focused community
A pair of proposed bills aim to end national cannabis prohibition
Let's take a look at marijuana data in Spokane
A look at a few new cannabis products worth trying
Inside the creative world of canna-tourism
Become a whiz of the cannabis biz with these books
Put the green in the coconut, and mix it all together
Listening while stoned — weed-friendly albums and bands
Seattle's Hempfest might be "king of the protestivals"
Q&A with Paul Faulkner, supervisor of Cinder's new downtown pot shop
Nevada's recreational cannabis market has gone live — here's how it compares to Washington
A look at some of the cannabis-infused beverages on the market
A rundown of cannabis events happening in the state of Washington
The Spokane Regional Health District reminds expecting mothers that cannabis and pregnancy don't mix
Washington will soon be the first state to have organically certified cannabis
Getting caught up on recent cannabis news from other states
On the eve of Sasquatch!, checking in with the cannabis shop closest to the Gorge Amphitheatre
Washington could become a leader in industrial hemp production
A provision in the federal budget bill aims to protect the medical cannabis industry
Cannabis ointments might be the cure for what ails you
Creating the perfect joint
How Washington's governor, attorney general and legislators are arming themselves for battle with the feds
How to roll the perfect fat joint
Why incentives for legal cannabis producers to become more efficient aren't available to everyone
The art and science of giving monikers to strains
One Spokane B&B is getting in on the action
Q&A with Greenhand budtender Jerrika Morrow
Hollywood's track record with movies for and about pot enthusiasts isn't great, but give these trippy titles a shot
The IRS puts an undue burden on those in the cannabis industry
How to enjoy your high on the sly
Tales of an unforced Twitter error, and an oddball in the world of cannabis
How an untangling of the cannabis genome could help standardize strains for mass consumption
The consequences of lighting up in the age of global governance, and how we got here
Cannabis gains on beer as the intoxicant of choice in America
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