By Nate Sanford
Organized labor is having a moment. On Sunday, the Writers Guild of America union reached a tentative agreement with the Hollywood studios — ending a historic five-month strike that brought film and TV production to a standstill...
After five years of controversy and, finally, construction, Spokane's new stadium has opened its doors to the public
By Colton Rasanen
30 Years of Inlander: 2017-2018
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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
Plus, the city moves to block unneeded animal euthanasia; and a North Idaho school leader resigns
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
Plus, McMorris Rodgers stands up for the internal combustion engine; and West Bonner school's boss gets the boot.
Swimming with the Spokane River's signature fish — a living symbol of the river's resurrection
By Tim Connor
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
By Eliza Billingham
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?
The science of selflessness: When do we get involved and when do we do nothing?
By Heidi Groover
Inlander 30 Throwback: Olympia or Bust!
A frenzied, 63-hour journey through the state's political madhouse
By Nicholas Deshais
Q&A: Hilary Kozel, the newest member of the Spokane Public Schools board
Before being appointed, Kozel spent years volunteering throughout the district
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
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