Sep 6-12, 2018

How a Snake Swallowed the Pig: The inside story of how Amazon was delivered to Spokane

Amazon's impact on the economy should be positive — but there are some concerns

Workers describe pressures at Amazon warehouses as Bernie Sanders gears up to make the corporation pay

As huge brick-and-mortar retailers are strangled out of business by Amazon, local retailers are like, 'no big deal'

"Tweaker Blast" Facebook pages expose the ugliness of Spokane — in more ways than one

Roadblocks pop up for University District Gateway Bridge

As jails across the state grapple with the opioid crisis, facilities in rural areas face the toughest challenges

A Trump administration proposal would make it harder for women to get information on abortion

Green Commute: LimeBikes come to Spokane

Candidate for sheriff, Scott Maclay, dies in motorcycle accident in Idaho

"Amazon Effect" out now, four killed in Cincinnati shooting and more headlines

North Monroe reopens after 'road diet' construction wraps up; party scheduled for Sept. 15

Spokane Valley groups organize event to connect homeless with services

Conservation area at Riverfront Park to be renamed after former Spokane Parks Director Bill Fearn

McMorris Rodgers challenges Twitter CEO, North Monroe is open and more headlines

For the fourth year, Idaho will automatically admit students into college — but is the program working?

Homeless students doubled in Spokane, Idaho college program not working as planned and other headlines

Idaho State Police refuse to release information in year-old fatal shooting; family sues to get answers and belongings

Spokane housing prices leveling off, U.S. remembers 9/11 and other headlines

Department of Ecology to hold meetings on silicon smelter proposed near Newport next week

Newport smelter meetings scheduled, new ISIS battle shaping up and more headlines

After eight deaths in 14 months inside the Spokane County Jail, families rally outside the courthouse

Student homelessness hasn't doubled in Spokane since 2012 — but some districts have seen a rise

How Missoula lost its Independent

The state of nostalgia and "straight talk" after John McCain

The Year That Was... 2012

On the Street

Homegrown and mission-driven — local companies with different priorities are a key piece of the local economy

Readers respond to Spokane teacher pay raises and a gun control measure on the November ballot

Viral videos are replacing pricey political ads. They’re cheaper, and they work

Hurricane Florence: Category 4 storm expected to gain strength

Median U.S. household income increased in 2017

Detention of migrant children has skyrocketed to highest levels ever

In America, George Orwell's 1984 has never been so timely. Stage Left is staging an emotional wake-up call

Five back-to-school TV series you can love... or hate

A webcomic about Trump's polar opposite, pumpkin spice arrives early and more you need to know

Gonzaga's Jundt Art Museum opens the year with a revealing new Rodin exhibit

Where to see, hear and experience firsthand the region's thriving arts community this First Friday

WHAT'S UP? Comedy, fashion and a whole lotta music

Spokane Interstate Fair 2018: Sights from the rodeo

I Saw You

Spokane County Interstate Fair offers free lessons in growing, preparing and preserving food

Pearl Jam beer at PJ's, growlers to-go downtown and other news on local dining and drinks

Chef Jason Rex offers a wide range of international cuisine with new Global Kitchen in Coeur d'Alene

Searching finds a father plumbing the depths of social media to locate his missing daughter

The Little Stranger defies its genre boundaries to make for a chilling, yet beautiful, character study

Based on a fascinating true story, Operation Finale is a spy flick that fails to impress

Filmmakers and musicians collaborate for Music Video Jams, a festival that sets images to songs

In an era of big-budget tribute acts, can the energy and talent of Prince be duplicated by a lookalike?

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