Alyssa Bodeau, accuser of former WSU QB Jason Gesser, confronts uncertainty as she's flooded with #MeToo stories
By Wilson Criscione
Sandpoint Reader targeted by anonymous right-wing propaganda
By Mitch Ryals
When people learn they might lose their home, SNAP is ready to try to prevent foreclosure
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Seek Then Speak: Spokane offers new way for sex crime victims to find information, report, get help
New plan to keep the unofficial South Hill dog park at the site of a proposed middle school
Kavanaugh accuser testifies, WSU quarterback's accuser flooded with stories and other headlines
Senior citizens to be evicted as new company plans to renovate the Academy into apartments
Why the City of Spokane's #HackingWashington campaign became controversial
By Daniel Walters
Rep. Timm Ormsby hasn't ever debated an opponent — Dave Lucas wants to change that
'Death penalty for corporations': Gonzaga speaker talks about addressing chemical industry wrongs
Kavanaugh poised to advance, seniors evicted from living home and other headlines
LCS to host event for sexual assault survivors following Kavanaugh, #WhyIDidntReport news cycle
FBI starts limited Kavanaugh investigation, Tsunami kills 1,200+ in Indonesia and other headlines
Here's why Cathy McMorris Rodgers says she signed a controversial 2015 immigration initiative
Mike Pence comes to town, we count 101 Things to do in Spokane and other headlines
Mike Pence visits Spokane with Trump baby in hot pursuit, Idaho voter scam and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Our Dining Out section is on racks, "Presidential Alert" disrupts networks and other headlines
Multitasking My Relaxation Activities
When relaxing without pretense is simply too stressful
By Chelsea Martin
On the Street
Should Spokane ban plastic straws like Seattle did?
The Year That Was... 2015
Meet some of the upstart Dems running in deep-red Idaho
By Mary Lou Reed
Readers respond to a Newport smelter and Lisa Brown's role in Washington tuition hikes
Kavanaugh and accuser square off in emotional hearing with court in balance
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Amazon to raise minimum hourly wage to $15 for all U.S. workers
Swing Republican senators condemn Trump’s mockery of Kavanaugh accuser
After a decade out of the spotlight, Spokane native and SNL alum Julia Sweeney returns to Hollywood
By Nathan Weinbender
In 10 years, Terrain became a "cultural juggernaut," but what does that mean for the arts community?
Tossin' bags in the street
Feminists fight back in Dietland, Cher covers ABBA and more you need to know
Bug is a tense thriller that portrays a couple's spiral into insanity — or the frightening truth
By E.J. Iannelli
Just in time for TEDxSpokane 2018: Pro tips on making a memorable TED talk of your own
By Michaela Mulligan
Raven Festival brings music and food to Kendall Yards in honor of Jim Boyd
Jim Gaffigan comes to Spokane Arena in 2019 with Quality Time Tour
101 things to do in Spokane before you die!
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I Saw You
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Restaurants produce a lot of waste; here's how some in Spokane are working to curb that
By Chey Scott
A longtime Sandpoint winery balances tradition with modest changes to its customer experience
By Carrie Scozzaro
Pac Ave Pizza's new look; plus, a tasty plant-based dessert at Method Juice and other food news
From the creator of This Is Us, Life Itself is like a movie from Mars
The animated adventure Smallfoot aims low and barely hits its target
By Josh Bell
Our next Suds & Cinema screening: Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction
Japanese psych masters Kikagaku Moyo bring Masana Temples to Spokane
By Ben Salmon
Chanti Darling takes retro R&B in a queer, futuristic direction
By Howard Hardee
CONCERT REVIEW: Jeff Tweedy show nearly devolves into disaster despite his best efforts
By Dan Nailen
Tomorrow's Terrain preview night boasts a live music lineup of regional soul, R&B and hip-hop
Suds and Cinema: Pulp Fiction
"Besides, isn't it more exciting when you don't have permission?" -Mia Wallace
Scary Time of Year
Silverwood Theme Park transforms itself into Scarywood, a frightfully fun place through October
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A 12-year-old killed herself at a Spokane hospital that recently closed its youth psychiatric unit
By Kaylee Tornay and Whitney Bryen - InvestigateWest
Spokane’s Best Arts Festivals and Cultural Events
By Madison Pearson
More on the Spokesman-Review’s plans to go nonprofit, including maintaining subscriptions and ads while asking for donors
Chef Tony Brown relocates Ruins from downtown Spokane to west Kendall Yards
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