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A North Idaho woman's husband is dead, and she is on the lam, wanted for alleged embezzlement
By Mitch Ryals
As domestic violence and DUI cases rise, Spokane County district court judges get some relief
By Wilson Criscione
Can City Council President Ben Stuckart really shut down a meeting whenever he wants?
By Daniel Walters
Hillyard soil cleanup could start soon; public comment open until July 3
Digging in the Dirt
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Spokane Public Schools says none of the school shooting threats this year were credible
Washington attorney general files lawsuits against Facebook and Google over political ads
Getting beyond your first impression of dabbing
By Tuck Clarry
Trump Says Appointment of Special Counsel is ‘Totally Unconstitutional’
By The New York Times
Supreme Court Sides With Baker Who Turned Away Gay Couple
Weinstein pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
Speaker Ryan dismisses Trump’s charges of a spy in his campaign
Anthony Bourdain, Chef, Travel Host and Author, Is Dead at 61
Trump and Kim See New Chapter for Nations After Summit
For Trump, power and values matter less than dollars and cents
On the Street
When was the last time you hung out with your friends from high school?
StartUp Spokane is showing how economic development gets done down in the trenches where jobs are created
By Tom Simpson
If a tree falls in Sandpoint... it makes for a party
By Zach Hagadone
The Year That Was... 1999
25 Years of the Inlander
By Eric Schucht
Readers respond to our story on Cathy McMorris Rodgers' strategy in 2018; Riverfront high-rises
A savvy guest's guide to navigating wedding season while keeping your sanity
By Melissa Huggins
Human Library project in Coeur d'Alene lets you "check out" living books to gain understanding
By Carrie Scozzaro
Mark Twain's Is He Dead? is a historic play that parodies an enduring phenomenon
By E.J. Iannelli
Fall in love with Ray Bradbury on Mars, plus Archer narrates his failures in new a new book and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
Adult Swim shows you (probably) don't know
By Bill Frost
I Saw You
Week of June 7
Meet six locals who've joined the Inland Northwest's summer farmers market circuit
By Chey Scott and Carrie Scozzaro
The Tiny Tiki introduces a big city bar trend in a cozy, well-decorated downtown Spokane space
By Chey Scott
Newly opened Poke Express on the lower South Hill specializes in a new trend: fresh, raw fish salads
By Alla Drokina
Spokane's newest record store Total Trash quietly opens its doors in Browne's Addition
By Connor Dinnison
For two nights, Volume, the Inlander's annual music festival, transformed downtown Spokane
By Nathan Weinbender
Tag the Movie, starring Jeremy Renner and Jon Hamm, is based on a true Spokane story. Here's that story.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Film festival horror favorite Hereditary delivers mixed results
By Josh Bell
The stylish Ocean's 8 gets by on pure charm
Summer Classics
Cruising into Summer with the 28th Annual Car d’Lane Classic Car Weekend in Coeur d’Alene
By Coeur d'Alene Convention & Visitors Bureau
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In accounting for missing and murdered Native Americans, a new report says Washington state has more work to do
Until last month, Christopher Patterson ran some local group homes. Now, he's a high-level HUD official overseeing several Western states
What the founder of the local urbanist blog Spokane Rising thinks the city is doing right- and where it's faltering
By Josh Kelety
U of I basketball coach fired, scenes from Spokane Drag Queen Story Hour, and other headlines
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