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CONCERT REVIEW: Neil Young's entrancing night at The Fox
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A fresh salad to celebrate asparagus season in Washington state, the nation's No. 1 asparagus producer
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Federal lawmakers legalized hemp in December, but a truck driver could face five years in prison for transporting a load of hemp through Idaho
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Most food waste happens at home. Here's how to change that

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New state law provides Washington nurses with uninterrupted meal and rest breaks

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CONCERT REVIEW: Neil Young's entrancing night at The Fox

A fresh salad to celebrate asparagus season in Washington state, the nation's No. 1 asparagus producer

Federal lawmakers legalized hemp in December, but a truck driver could face five years in prison for transporting a load of hemp through Idaho

Most food waste happens at home. Here's how to change that

New state law provides Washington nurses with uninterrupted meal and rest breaks

As some states limit abortion, others move to protect abortion rights

Spokane Tribe celebrates installation of its solar initiative, a step toward energy sovereignty

McGahn defies House subpoena, Trump outspends opponents on Facebook, and other headlines

Pro-choice rally planned for Tuesday evening in Spokane

Arbitrator upholds 2018 firing of Spokane County Sheriff deputy

Ukraine swears in comedian as president, Grumpy Cat dies, and other headlines

CONCERT REVIEW: Neil Young's entrancing night at The Fox

New state law provides Washington nurses with uninterrupted meal and rest breaks

Pro-choice rally planned for Tuesday evening in Spokane

Spokane Tribe celebrates installation of its solar initiative, a step toward energy sovereignty

CONCERT REVIEW: Neil Young's entrancing night at The Fox

McGahn defies House subpoena, Trump outspends opponents on Facebook, and other headlines

Arbitrator upholds 2018 firing of Spokane County Sheriff deputy

New state law provides Washington nurses with uninterrupted meal and rest breaks

As some states limit abortion, others move to protect abortion rights

Letter: A majority supports EIS for Sandpoint rail proposal

WSU has made a planet-friendly packing peanut

How grocery stores and restaurants in the Inland Northwest are curbing their food waste footprints

A Spokane story that's like a movie — and now it will be

Photo & Video

2019 Lilac Bloomsday Run

Fem+Fest 2019

Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center

Best Of 2019 celebration

KISS at Spokane Arena, Feb. 4, 2019

Indigenous Peoples March

UC Davis vs. Eastern Washington FCS quarterfinal football

Metallica's 2018 return to Spokane

Eagles of Lake Coeur d'Alene

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

News & Comment

WSU has made a planet-friendly packing peanut

Arbitrator upholds 2018 firing of Spokane County Sheriff deputy

Pro-choice rally planned for Tuesday evening in Spokane

Rash Decisions: The consequences of not vaccinating can be terrible

As some states limit abortion, others move to protect abortion rights

Spokane County Medical Examiner Office gets new digs

Dispatches from the living: A Mother's Day post mortem

Alabama Senate set to take up bill effectively banning abortion

UPDATED: A mayoral candidate who already dropped has busted campaign donation limits wide open

Legislators across the country recently proposed marijuana legislation for veterans. The VA opposed all of it

Squaring a climate-focused agenda with support for a polluting smelter: Gov. Inslee's office says it's all up to environmental study

Culture & Food

How and where we throw away food - when it comes to that step - matters

The Campus Kitchens Project's Gonzaga kitchen rescues dining hall food to feed those in need

Much of our food is lost before it's even harvested, but farmers and growers do their best to be efficient

As the Civic closes its season with Young Frankenstein, Mary Shelley's monster is the creation that keeps on inspiring

I Saw You

HBO goes nuclear with Chernobyl, Mudhoney gets some helping hands and more you need to know

Columbia Fire & Iron ramps up mobile blacksmithing program thanks to SAGA grant

Music & Film

Tolkien, the biopic of the famed fantasy author, necessitates a familiarity with his hobbit and wizard realms

The Joy Formidable schedules Spokane stop for July

William Shatner comes to Spokane for a special screening of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Reversing the queer erasure of history, Wild Nights with Emily is the fun, gay romp that Emily Dickinson so deserves

Dammed to Extinction: Doc exploring orca survival, Snake River dams comes to Spokane

A Spokane story that's like a movie — and now it will be

Downtown Boys are here to party with purpose

CONCERT REVIEW: Neil Young's entrancing night at The Fox

Several years after falling apart, local psych-rock trio Blackwater Prophet get their groove back

Before Neil Young hits Spokane, we go through some of our favorite B-sides and deep cuts in his vast catalog

For fans of the Pokeverse, Detective Pikachu might be the best video game movie ever

A guide to utilizing your leftover cannabis

Idaho prides itself on personal freedoms, but one child bride explains how her parents' freedom cost her dearly

Summer Camps

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Restaurant Week

Snowlander

Daniel Todd's Inland Curry connects culture and community through cuisine

City Scents: The aroma of Spokane

A resurgence of natural materials is a delight for designers

Daily probes with the A Thousand Things to Talk About podcast

Inspired by the natural world, Teresa McHugh welds metal into works of art

Medical students in Spokane are hard at work outside their classrooms