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After five years of controversy and, finally, construction, Spokane's new stadium has opened its doors to the public

30 Years of Inlander: 2017-2018

Spokane gets $12 million for urban canopy projects to help plant more trees and train community foresters

NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane City Council reprimands mayor for Shea appearance

Attendance rates still haven't recovered from COVID, but Spokane's On Track Academy thinks it has a path to student success

30 Years of Inlander: 2015-2016

Spokane could hand over a tricky property in Hillyard to create affordable housing and space for small businesses

Complaints about unsanctioned homeless camps in Spokane skyrocketed this year

NEWS BRIEFS: Cathcart pushes for more language accessibility at City Hall

Swimming with the Spokane River's signature fish — a living symbol of the river's resurrection

After last month's fires threatened their homes, some Latah Valley residents are calling for another pause on development

30 Years of Inlander: 2013-2014

The speedy push to regionalize homeless service was already "unrealistic" for the city department addressing homelessness — and things just got worse

Scholars at EWU put Spokane's homelessness response under a critical lens

Anonymous "dog whistle" letters were sent to Spokane Valley churches regarding local schools' gender-inclusive policies — including progressive pro-LGBTQ+ churches

Inlander 30 Throwback: What Would You Do?

Inlander 30 Throwback: Olympia or Bust!

Q&A: Hilary Kozel, the newest member of the Spokane Public Schools board

Spokane's Community Housing and Human Services loses two senior officials, a 'blow' to a department that has already struggled with staffing

Update: Anti-camping initiative pulled from Spokane ballot pending appeal, then immediately put back on