The latest issue of the Inlander is hitting newsstands today. Find it at your local grocery store and hundreds of other locations; use this map to find a pickup point near you. You can also read through the digital edition here.
Finally, come what may — a “blue shift,” a “red mirage,” the biggest turnout ever, in the most important election of our lifetimes — it’s time for you to vote. Inside this week’s cover section, you’ll find details on casting your ballot by mail and what to expect for election night and the many uncertain days that could follow. We also talk with experts on militant groups in America who are issuing warnings about extremism while also trying not to inadvertently suppress voting by sensationalizing the danger. Finally, staff reporter Daniel Walters analyzes the different attention-grabbing strategies of the two men vying for high office: one who craves the spotlight and the other who promises he’ll be boring enough to ignore. Find those stories and a lot more in the latest edition of the Inlander.
Also this week:
• Staff reporter Wilson Criscione details how the Spokane Police Department continues to ticket homeless people — even when the city’s own records show there’s no place for them to go.
LAST CALL
Geno's pub in the Logan neighborhood to permanently close this weekend. MORE
ARACHNAPPED!
Nine-foot-wide giant spider gets stolen from Browne's Addition yard. MORE
EYEWITNESS
Feds didn’t identify themselves before opening fire on Portland antifa suspect. MORE
HOT TAKE
A new Trump fairy tale starring the New York Post, Hunter Biden and brain science. MORE
THE HOLIDAYS
What's actually happening in the Inland Northwest for Halloween 2020. MORE
SAVE OUR STAGES
Keep Music Live is a new fundraising initiative aiming to protect Washington's indie venues. MORE
FRIGHT NIGHT
Underrated and overlooked supernatural chillers to see after Netflix's The Haunting of Bly Manor. MORE
