For years, the Vets Garage has given local veterans a place to heal — now they need a new location
By Daniel Walters
Washington state maintains net neutrality after FCC rollback
By Samantha Wohlfeil
As kids increasingly move to group homes in Spokane, school officials see a need for increased mental health services
By Wilson Criscione
Spokane businesses are saving thousands by recycling, thanks to this local company's help
State Supreme Court ends long-running school funding case, McCleary v. Washignton
Leaders of today, like Avista's Scott Morris, must balance their EQ and IQ to succeed
By George Nethercutt
War of the Words: Find the strength in our weakness
By Inga Laurent
The Year That Was... 2000
25 Years of the Inlander
On the Street
What is your favorite summer memory
Readers respond to a known alt-right figure elected as a low-ranking Whitman County GOP official
Here's to Dave, the bus driver
Letter to the Editor
By Inlander Staff
Sex and Drugs Decline Among Teens, but Depression and Suicidal Thoughts Grow
By The New York Times
Trump repeats assertion that Democrats are to blame for separating children at border
Listen to Children Who’ve Just Been Separated From Their Parents at the Border
By ProPublica
Governors refuse to send National Guard to border, citing Trump’s child separation policy
Trump signs executive order to keep families together
Gonzaga's Hannah Tolson's "two left feet" didn't keep her from becoming a world-class climber
By Dan Nailen
Games galore at E3, new Buddy Guy, Bourdain's first book and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
Is a U.S.-less World Cup Worth Watching?
By Ben Cater
After 30 years in the game, comedian Cedric the Entertainer is still finding new audiences
I Saw You
Week June 14
Behind the scenes with four Spokane bartenders putting their own twist on familiar cocktails
By Cara Strickland
Struggling to pick a restaurant? There's an app for that
By Eric Schucht
The hero family makes a welcome, if predictable, return in Incredibles 2
By Josh Bell
As TAG hits Spokane screens, here are a few things we couldn't fit in last week's epic cover story
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Game Over: Tag turns a compelling real-life story into a mediocre studio comedy
Folk-rock quartet Motel Radio puts lyrics and vocal harmonies first
By Howard Hardee
A rundown of (mostly) free, all-ages summer concert series highlighting local talent
By Nathan Weinbender
The Only Thing Standing Between You and A Great Summer... is you
SPORTS
Summer Guide 2018
My best/worst summer vacation: A window view
THRIFTING
By Chey Scott
My best summer vacation(s): Down by the creek
DIRECT FLIGHTS
My best summer vacation: The vacation that killed Chewbacca
OUTDOORS
By Jacob Jones
My worst vacation: the Cub Scout blues
DAY TRIPS
My best summer vacation: Hitting the road with my Honda
WATER
My best summer vacation: Summer with a blue-haired Hoosier
FOOD
My worst summer vacation: What's so great about the outdoors anyway?
DRINK
By Tuck Clarry
My best summer vacation: From Denver to "the Center of the Earth"
KIDS
By Carrie Scozzaro
My best/worst summer vacation: "Any trip could be the last"
THEATER
By E.J. Iannelli
ARTS
My worst summer vacation: "America" through the rear window
BIKES
My best summer vacation: A brand new Huffy, baseball till dark and my first kiss
By Mitch Ryals
MUSIC
My best summer vacation: Strangers, substances and cyclones at Sasquatch!
FILM
My Best Summer Vacation(s)
Celebrating Silverwood
Popular theme park promotes families and fun, while establishing itself as a leader in community
By Coeur d'Alene Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Eleven Spokane Falls Community College students are first graduates of new integrated behavioral health bachelor's degree
By Colton Rasanen
The Scale House Market brings the region's first year-round farmers market to Spokane Valley
By Dora Scott
Spokane's Best Farmers Markets
Things to know going into Spokane's weekend of planned protests and events
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