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The Spokane Public Facilities District keeps vaulting over obstacles while running toward the dream of a Sportsplex. Will it be worth it?
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Washington Supreme Court upholds 'three-strikes' mandatory life sentence law
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A lawsuit filed against the state's psychiatric hospitals - and inspired by an Inlander article - is dismissed thanks to a culture change

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Coeur d'Alene Tribe celebrates groundbreaking for new youth center near Worley

Legalization takes on a different meaning in California, Arizona and Ohio

The Spokane Public Facilities District keeps vaulting over obstacles while running toward the dream of a Sportsplex. Will it be worth it?

Washington Supreme Court upholds 'three-strikes' mandatory life sentence law

A lawsuit filed against the state's psychiatric hospitals - and inspired by an Inlander article - is dismissed thanks to a culture change

Planned Parenthood refuses federal funds over abortion restriction

CONCERT REVIEW: 'Weird Al' Yankovic, backed by a 41-piece orchestra, still dares to be stupid after all these years

Shea explored tracking enemies with GPS, Idaho lab probably developed tech used in Russian crash, and other headlines

Coeur d'Alene Tribe celebrates groundbreaking for new youth center near Worley

Warren offers a policy agenda for Native Americans

Washington Supreme Court upholds 'three-strikes' mandatory life sentence law

Trump considered buying Greenland, 'Salmon Cannon' could hit Columbia River, and other headlines

Spokane's Unity in the Community returns on Saturday

Shea explored tracking enemies with GPS, Idaho lab probably developed tech used in Russian crash, and other headlines

CONCERT REVIEW: 'Weird Al' Yankovic, backed by a 41-piece orchestra, still dares to be stupid after all these years

Readers respond to the Spokane Valley City Council's refusal to pass a racial equity policy

The Spokane Public Facilities District keeps vaulting over obstacles while running toward the dream of a Sportsplex. Will it be worth it?

Planned Parenthood refuses federal funds over abortion restriction

Idaho state officials pitched creating an inmate 'community re-entry center' in Kootenai County. Then the community rebelled

Inland Northwest growers explore Korean natural farming methods to restore soil health and boost plant yield

Coeur d'Alene Tribe celebrates groundbreaking for new youth center near Worley

Worthy barbecue in Garland; plus, a new burger spot in Sandpoint and a special benefit for a celebrated local bartender

A lawsuit filed against the state's psychiatric hospitals - and inspired by an Inlander article - is dismissed thanks to a culture change

As 4,000 Holes celebrates its third decade, owner Bob Gallagher looks to hand over the store to a new generation of vinyl nuts

Photo & Video

2019 Pig Out in the Park music lineup in Spokane's Riverfront Park

Sneak peek of Spokane's Riverfront Park Pavilion

Khalid at the Spokane Arena

Spokane Indians 2019 Home Opener

Drag Queen Story Hour

Colors of the Rainbow: Pride 2019

Haus of Voodoo at The Pin

Volume 2019

Prestige Wrestling Spokane Debut

These hearty, flavorful beef Colorado tacos often appear on Central Food's menu

News & Comment

Spokane jail inmate population analysis finds racial disparities, high number of bookings for misdemeanors and nonviolent offenses

Hong Kong chaos subsides, Spokane Police ombudsman's contract renewed, and other headlines

The city of Spokane is considering Salvation Army to operate its new shelter

Why liberal Councilwoman Kate Burke agreed with conservative gadfly George McGrath on developer subsidies

A lawsuit filed against the state's psychiatric hospitals - and inspired by an Inlander article - is dismissed thanks to a culture change

On the Street

Trump administration weakens protections for endangered species

Warren offers a policy agenda for Native Americans

Trump considered buying Greenland, 'Salmon Cannon' could hit Columbia River, and other headlines

Coeur d'Alene Tribe celebrates groundbreaking for new youth center near Worley

In the ongoing trade war, China announces it won't buy any U.S. ag products - just as American farmers prepare their harvest

Culture & Food

On the passing of the unparalleled Toni Morrison

Hiro's BBQ in Coeur d'Alene was born from owner Andy Buffington's personal interest in grilling and a need to stay busy

Worthy barbecue in Garland; plus, a new burger spot in Sandpoint and a special benefit for a celebrated local bartender

Rooting for revenge in Succession, Spokane Library gets rid of overdue fines and more you need to know

We came, we saw, we finished second: Team Inlander explores Spokane's trivia scene

Spokane's Unity in the Community returns on Saturday

The nostalgia factor

Music & Film

It's Superbad with 11-year-olds: Good Boys is a raunchy, disarmingly sweet comedy

Steve Gleason reflects on the history of Gleason Fest, advancements in ALS research, and the bands he'd love to book

As 4,000 Holes celebrates its third decade, owner Bob Gallagher looks to hand over the store to a new generation of vinyl nuts

The Dora the Explorer movie is a potentially fun kid's adventure pitched to the lowest common denominator

The upcoming visit from the Iron Maidens got us pondering gender-swapped cover bands

CONCERT REVIEW: 'Weird Al' Yankovic, backed by a 41-piece orchestra, still dares to be stupid after all these years

Blinded by the Light is a cheesy, audience-pleasing ode to youth and Bruce Springsteen

CONCERT REVIEW: The Alarm conjures peaceful vibes via stirring set at the Bing

A bittersweet portrait of death and cultural divide, The Farewell is one of the best films of the year

ZZ Top's Northern Quest show is cancelled, but we interviewed band leader Billy Gibbons anyway! Read it here

What you need to know about the latest tech in vaping

The Spokane Public Facilities District keeps vaulting over obstacles while running toward the dream of a Sportsplex. Will it be worth it?

Cheap Eats Guide

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Outdoors Issue

Summer Guide

Scholastic Fantastic

Summer Camps

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Calculated risks help kids gain confidence and wisdom

Organize your home to help kids succeed

Popping Pills: How many is too many?

A leader in gluten-free and allergen-free specialty products, Coeur d'Alene's Namaste Foods grew from its founder's desire to help others