Vol. 25, No. 35
What a trade war, especially one involving China, could mean for the Evergreen State
By Jacob Jones
Why nearly 1,000 families are clamoring to get into Spokane's charter schools
By Wilson Criscione
Downtown Spokane stadium idea runs into traffic
Mayoral candidate Ben Stuckart is pushing a vision for a denser, taller Spokane, taking him into politically risky territory
By Daniel Walters
Could loose lips threaten Spokane's legal settlement with TracFone?
Spokane public defenders' felony caseload may impact indigent defense
By Mitch Ryals
Idaho sexual harassment claims up, Inlander dives into jail deaths and more headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Shared experience can be the most rewarding part of business
By Tom Simpson
How assaults on journalism are assaults on community
By Zach Hagadone
The Year That Was... 2003
25 Years of the Inlander
By Dan Nailen
On the Street
How could Spokane improve parking downtown?
Readers respond to Chelsea Martin's June 28 column, 'Crushin' on Jeff Bezos'
Letters to the Editor
Lisa Brown weighs in on immigration, open borders, the travel ban and more in a letter to the editor
By Lisa Brown
How June's legal news supports more mainstream marijuana legalization
By Tuck Clarry
EPA Drafts Rule on Coal Plants to Replace Clean Power Plan
By The New York Times
Great Barrier Reef Imperiled as Heat Worsens Die-Offs, Experts Say
How the New Acting EPA Chief Differs From Pruitt
3,000 Migrant Children Remain Separated From Parents; 100 Are Under Age 5
Trump Has Decided on Supreme Court Nominee, After a Morning of Seeking Advice
How the EPA and the Pentagon Downplayed a Growing Toxic Threat
By ProPublica
All 13 Are Free From Thailand Cave After Weeks of Ordeal
Brett Kavanaugh Is Trump’s Pick for Supreme Court
First wave of migrant children reunited with parents
Swift gene-editing method may revolutionize treatments for cancer and infectious diseases
'Tis the season when it's completely unacceptable to wrap yourself in a blanket and watch 12 hours of The Golden Girls
By Chelsea Martin
Apocalyptic TV
The Buzz Bin
By Bill Frost
Spokatopia offers a summer's worth of action in one day
By Sean Price
Fall asleep to the soothing sounds of Bob Ross, sidewalk poetry and more you need to know
I Saw You
Week of July 5
How one couple is using permaculture to transform their north Spokane County acreage into a sustainable farm
By Carrie Scozzaro
The Crave! festival is back with a lineup of celebrity and local chefs sharing signature flavors at tasting events, demos and more
By Brooke Carlson
Ant-Man and the Wasp is a palate cleanser for the Marvel Cinematic Universe
By Josh Bell
Tobias and Chelsea Hendrickson hope to grow and diversify Spokane’s music scene, one synthesizer at a time
Incubus remains an impressive live band, and their music carries with it a wave of nostalgia
By Howard Hardee
Brewing Up Some Fun
Sampling Welcome at Annual Brew Fest
By Coeur d'Alene Convention & Visitors Bureau
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2 Loons Distillery in Loon Lake celebrates 10 years of making craft spirits
By Dora Scott
Much like computers and the internet, artificial intelligence is here to stay. Educators hope to use the technology as a tool for student learning
By Colton Rasanen
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Spokane and Coeur d'Alene with bar crawls, parades, Irish eats and green drinks
Spokane-based YouTuber Ghoulz has turned his teenage Fortnite videos into a thriving entertainment business
By Seth Sommerfeld
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