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Local News

Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart uses smoke to ream opponents of a renewable energy ordinance

By Daniel Walters
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

A Coeur d'Alene homeless shelter is using locally developed AI to help people get back on their feet

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

Spokane Police use controversial sting operation to arrest bike thieves

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

The Spokane County sheriff says Geiger officials tainted a rape investigation into one of their own

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

University of Idaho professor documents hate with new film, Gotts Point

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

Great Northern University preparing for first year in place of former Moody Bible Institute

By Wilson Criscione
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

Matt Shea's endorsements, co-operation from Trump lawyer Michael Cohen and other headlines

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 23, 2018
Local News

Spokane deputy copy and pasted in search warrant leading the judge to throw out DUI evidence

DUI suspect was driving over 100 mph in a 35-mph zone

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 27, 2018
Local News

Cathy McMorris Rodgers regrets tone of "sex offender" attack ads against Lisa Brown

By Daniel Walters
Aug 24, 2018
Local News

State superintendent says Washington will not arm teachers, calls idea "destructive and dangerous"

By Wilson Criscione
Aug 24, 2018
Local News

Smoke continues to choke Spokane, Lisa Brown fans pack her town hall, and morning headlines

By Daniel Walters
Aug 24, 2018
Local News

Why less than half of the people who reserved tickets for the McMorris Rodgers town hall showed up

By Daniel Walters
Aug 24, 2018
Local News

Spokane law enforcement recognized for work with domestic violence survivors

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 24, 2018
Local News

Despite Trump's lie about Stormy Daniels cover-up, McMorris Rodgers is still choosing to trust him

Also: McMorris Rodgers dodges Manafort pardon question, says the media is neither "dirty" nor "godless"

By Daniel Walters
Aug 27, 2018
Local News

Spokane County Jail inmate's death is eighth in 14 months; another inmate is in the hospital

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 26, 2018
Local News

Another Spokane jail death, multiple killed at gaming tourney and other headlines

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 27, 2018
Local News

Mead teachers get a pay raise, McCain gets the last word and morning headlines

By Wilson Criscione
Aug 28, 2018
Local News

Spokane teachers reach deal, Seattle teachers to strike and more headlines

By Quinn Welsch
Aug 29, 2018
Green Zone

Get to know your weed a little better

By Tuck Clarry
Aug 23, 2018
Nation & World

U.S. and Mexico Agree to Preliminary NAFTA Deal

By The New York Times
Aug 27, 2018
Nation & World

White House returns flag to half-staff for McCain, as the senator gets a last word

By The New York Times
Aug 27, 2018
Nation & World

Pentagon has no plans to again cancel large military exercises on Korean Peninsula

By The New York Times
Aug 28, 2018

Opinion

A new resident of Spokane is pleasantly surprised by the city's vegan options

Aug 23, 2018
Opinion

Accidentally seeing meaning in vintage wallpaper and its painstaking removal

By Chelsea Martin
Aug 23, 2018
Opinion

On the Street

What is the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you?

Aug 23, 2018
Opinion

Time to dump the Electoral College; 11 states are already on board

By Mary Lou Reed
Aug 23, 2018
Opinion

The Year That Was... 2010

25 Years of the Inlander

By Wilson Criscione
Aug 23, 2018

Arts & Culture

Coeur d'Alene has always been an outdoors hotbed. Can it also be the Silicon Valley of the Inland Northwest?

By Carrie Scozzaro
Aug 23, 2018
Arts & Culture

You can rip dairy from my cold, dead hands

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 23, 2018
Arts & Culture

Combat boots and tiaras in Disenchantment, new Alice in Chains and more you need to know

Aug 23, 2018
Arts & Culture

TheaterFest offers some of the best of Spokane's performing arts scene on one stage for free

By Brooke Carlson
Aug 23, 2018
Arts & Culture

WHAT'S UP: Pigging out, fire talk and a whole lotta Labor Day action

By Dan Nailen
Aug 26, 2018
I Saw you

I Saw You

Week of August 23

Aug 23, 2018

Food & Drink

The Post & Office coffee shop is part of a movement to revive the historic farm town of Harrington

By Chey Scott
Aug 23, 2018
Food & Drink

Pilgrim's Market is tending a new on-site garden for house-made salsa, juice, seasonings and more

By Carrie Scozzaro
Aug 23, 2018
Food & Drink

Time's long since passed to retire dated stereotypes of vegans and vegetarians like me

By Brooke Carlson
Aug 23, 2018
Food & Drink

ENTRÉE: Cider for Liberty Lake, poke in the Valley and more food news

Rounding up some of the latest dining news and events from around the Inland Northwest

By Chey Scott
Aug 24, 2018

Sound Advice

Spokane's Water Monster embraces the tension of spontaneity on its debut LP

By Will Maupin
Aug 23, 2018
Sound Advice

As they enter their 40s, the members of Seattle trio Wimps go back to their fast, fun punk roots

By C. A. Coyle
Aug 23, 2018
Sound Advice

PREMIERE: Watch the new video for "Legacy," the latest from local hip-hop artist Jango

By Nathan Weinbender
Aug 24, 2018

Movie Reviews

Misplacing sadism for patriotism, Mile 22 is another incoherent, tone-deaf Mark Wahlberg vehicle

By Eric D. Snider
Aug 23, 2018
Movie Reviews

A suburban housewife reassesses her life in the drama Puzzle

By Josh Bell
Aug 23, 2018

Give Guide

Give Guide 2018: A Source of Inspiration

Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

After losing two brothers to suicide, Sabrina Votava founded a prevention-driven nonprofit in Spokane

By Chey Scott
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

The Arc of Spokane aims for inclusivity, and Lauren Schubring is the ideal ambassador

By Nathan Weinbender
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

Two refugees in Spokane have found a passion in helping recent arrivals to the United States

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

These local organizations are helping low-income residents with housing in 2018

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

More than a decade ago, Kyle Fortune found his place at the Spokane Humane Society

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

Friends of the Centennial Trail get a $5,000 boost from SpokeFest

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

A dollar sent to the right cause could save lives — but only if it's sent to the right cause

By Daniel Walters
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

The Spokane Civic Theatre is filled with optimism these days

By Daniel Walters
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

Spokane Regional Health District health officer Bob Lutz says social issues are critical to public health

By Wilson Criscione
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

Two local behavioral health districts expand

By Wilson Criscione
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

Washington state apprenticeship program revives lost arts

Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

The Inland Northwest Food Network is at a crossroads, its founder says

By Mitch Ryals
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

FREE THE SNAKE!: Tribe members and advocates rally on the Snake River

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Aug 23, 2018
Give Guide

Family trauma and violence is a top priority for a spokane nonprofit alliance

Aug 23, 2018

Coeur d'Alene Pages

Something for Everyone

Rides, events, attractions and more at the North Idaho State Fair

Aug 23, 2018

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