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A WSU researcher lived with grizzly bears in Alaska. She came away convinced humans and grizzlies can coexist
By Wilson Criscione
Gov. Jay Inslee's "public option" plan to reduce health care costs is ambitious — and untested
By Daniel Walters
Trump administration can't allow limits on birth control, yet
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Questions surround a fatal police-involved shooting, including whether a new law will be put to the test
By Josh Kelety
Gov. Inslee wants to make college free for low-income students
WSU researcher lives with grizzly bears, Cohen paid to rig online Trump polls, and other headlines
Mead School District superintendent Tom Rockefeller to retire
Sit-lie returns, Trump allegedly told Cohen to lie to Congress, and other headlines
Indigenous Peoples March in Spokane highlights environmental justice, violence against women
By Quinn Welsch
Spokane to hire more folks with disabilities, Indigenous Peoples March draws crowd, and other headlines
Russian oligarch benefit from sanctions, Sen. Harris announces 2020 run, and other headlines
Mother of victim at Freeman High School shooting testifies in favor of proposed gun control bills
Washington could be first state to offer "recomposition" to turn bodies into usable soil
Edgar Martinez makes Hall of Fame, gun talk in Olympia and other headlines
Avista and Hydro One call off the wedding; merger won't be happening
Some gummies are hitting the perfect high notes
By Tuck Clarry
Kamala Harris joins Democratic presidential field
By The New York Times
Senate leaders plan competing bills to end shutdown
Trump says he will explore alternatives after Pelosi says no State of the Union until shutdown ends
On the Street
How can humans and wildlife better coexist?
Staying woke with Mary Poppins
By Inga Laurent
The pastor of Salem Lutheran Church, which now houses a homeless warming shelter, grapples with the tensions between faith and politics
Readers respond to Inlander stories about development and regulations on urban housing
For singer/actress Buyi Zama, The Lion King's life lessons transcend borders and time
By Dan Nailen
Oscar hosts with the most
By Nathan Weinbender
Resident Evil 2 remake demo is out, The Hook Up Plan is bingeworthy and more you need to know
The Memory of Water is about Alzheimer's, death and grief. It's also an award-winning comedy.
By E.J. Iannelli
Filip Petrusev, Gonzaga's next big Big Man, bides his time
By Will Maupin
I Saw You
Week of Jan. 17
D'Bali Asian Bistro on the West Plains is gaining a following for its Southeast Asian cuisine
By Chey Scott
As John Sebastian comes to Spokane, we make the case for his unsung band the Lovin' Spoonful
Post-hardcore legends Cursive return to their early 2000s roots on the album Vitriola
By Howard Hardee
CONCERT REVIEW: REO Speedwagon's rocking professionalism at sold-out Northern Quest
Wannabe inspirational drama The Upside is the cinematic equivalent of hospital Jell-O
By Eric D. Snider
Roma and The Favourite lead an Oscars race with only a few surprises
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A Sandpoint mother feared that one day her troubled son would end up dead; turns out, nothing prepares you for it
Experts say Washington's new higher education bill is one of the smartest ways to make college more affordable
Prestige Wrestling's Spokane debut, an insane night of 'violence and storytelling'
Brunch at Bon Bon; plus, a new beer stop in Post Falls and a bakery coming to West Spokane
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