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McMorris Rodgers relies on a doctored Inlander article in a new ad
Spokane County won't release investigations of sexual assault and harassment inside the jail
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Former therapists treating sex offenders say hostile work conditions are hurting those who need help
Washington voters will make big decisions on four major initiatives in 2018, including whether to be first in the country to put a fee on carbon
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Pearl Jam donates concert funds to homelessness, Spokane to benefit as an "Anchor Community"
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Kavanaugh moves forward, McMorris Rodgers asks for PCB pause and other headlines
Public records task force member Rep. Matt Shea is trying to keep his deposition secret
Kavanaugh becomes justice, Shea wants to shield deposition from public view and other headlines
UN Ambassador Nikki Haley to resign, Westboro Baptist coming to Spokane and other headlines
Washington state Supreme Court denies foster children automatic right to attorney
Public lands commissioner wants $55M in budget for DNR wildfire fighting efforts
On the heels of urgent climate change report, Washington scientists urge passage of carbon fee
Trump claims trade victories but businesses struggle under his approach
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Local students advocating for gun control organize Super Sparkle concert at the Bartlett
Lime scooters don't float in the Spokane River, hypocrisy and mob mentality and other headlines
Paranoid politics has a long, sordid history before Brett Kavanaugh
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Sometimes the most impactful local startups come from outside the business world
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2018 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Yazidi activist and Congolese doctor
Spokane Arts Month fills this weekend and beyond with plenty of artistic events to see, hear and do
By Chey Scott
Chauncy Welliver was once among the best heavyweight boxers in the world. At 35 and 100 lbs overweight, he's coming back
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Movie and Dinner at Northern Quest, new Don't Hug Me, I'm Scared and more you need to know
Revamped Coeur d'Alene skatepark highlights collaboration and community
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Meet Morihiko Nakahara, one of the Spokane Symphony candidates for next music director
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UPDATE: Artist Ric Gendron lost nearly everything in a house fire. Here's how to help
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Ansel Adams' assistant and co-author visits the MAC to discuss the photographer and Group f/64
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New Spokane Valley bar Stormin' Norman's offers a vibrant, fresh energy
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Balancing Act: Chef Jeremy Hansen finds menu inspiration everywhere for Inland Pacific Kitchen
Pastry Passion: Luna's rising pastry chef Taylor Siok puts his own twist on classic desserts
Simple Twists: At Hay J's Bistro, chefs focus on simplicity "with perfect execution" and "minor twists"
Tall Order: 1898 Public House's Tyler Schwenk uses an unusual technique to plate his ahi poke tuna
By Michaela Mulligan
Vegan Visuals: A veggie dish is an unexpected menu standout at Coeur d'Alene's Syringa Sushi
Asian Inspiration: Umi Kitchen & Sushi Bar's Colleen Early brings autumnal and Asian flavors to a new tequila cocktail
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Stunning Sips: Six cocktails that taste as good as they'll look on your Instagram feed
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Inlander picks for local restaurants you need to follow on Instagram (and eat at, too)
How to make your amateur home food photography Instagram-worthy
Ethan Hawke's musical biopic Blaze is an impressionistic tribute to a great lost talent
I Am Not a Witch is strange, challenging, and ultimately beautiful
By Isaac Handelman
An oral history of the Makers, 25 years after their debut LP Howl
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Cooler weather is the perfect time to get out and enjoy these local hikes
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Heading into the NCAA Tournament, 2024-25 Gonzaga team is a dangerous enigma that may be (finally) finding its identity
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2 Loons Distillery in Loon Lake celebrates 10 years of making craft spirits
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