The evolution of local churches and what it says about the state of religion in America
By Jacob H. Fries
Spokane Public Schools comes under fire for hiring a school resource officer who's repeatedly been accused of using excessive force
By Wilson Criscione
Washington state lawmakers still want to shield some of their work from the public
By Daniel Walters
How settling a North Idaho estate sparked a small-town divide over property rights and a proposal to recall the entire government
By Samantha Wohlfeil
As staffers leave the lame-duck Condon administration, the mayor's choosing not to replace them
Local churches pop up in surprising places, CWU goes on lockdown, and other headlines
Spokane Prop 1 would raise property tax to pay for more officers, keep firefighters
State modifies lawsuit settlement to improve foster care system
Yakima County agrees to stop detaining people wanted by ICE
By Josh Kelety
G Prep apologizes for KKK photos, fire destroys Sandpoint businesses, and other headlines
Tentative border deal reached, snow piles up, and other headlines
Washington moves closer to legalizing human composting, water cremation
Voters OK more cops and firefighters, Facebook still selling political ads, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Why Liberalism Failed author Patrick Deneen on how liberalism is ruining our love lives
What if all the choices we have in love hasn't actually made us happier?
Spokane school resource officer criticized for violent arrest submits letter of resignation
On the Street
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The comfort and connection that comes from cheering together
By Aileen Keown Vaux
Lynn Everson reflects on a career spent helping our most vulnerable citizens
By Chey Scott
Readers respond to Nethercutt's column on "compromise"; and the sheriff's stance on I-1639
House Democrats begin push to secure Trump’s tax returns
By The New York Times
Trump says he is ‘not happy’ with border deal but does not say if he will sign it
Manafort found to have lied to prosecutors while under cooperation agreement
Sharma Shields' highly anticipated novel The Cassandra recounts a dark slice of state history with a prescience for the future of nuclear politics
Love lessons from a tarot reader
By Elissa Ball
After 30 years in comedy, Jim Breuer finds himself in his sweet spot
By Dan Nailen
Five sober TV series
By Bill Frost
New Star Trek on CBS, more serial killers on Netflix and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
The domineering Zags retool their defense, face another Tillie injury
By Tuck Clarry
I Saw You
Week of Feb. 7
Celebrating the Chinese zodiac Year of the Pig with a primer on all things porcine
By Carrie Scozzaro
The Inlander gets to know the head chef of Iron Goat Brewing's Spokane kitchen
The Blackbird Tavern & Kitchen is closing; plus, a toast to lutefisk
Where to take your sweetie, bestie or the whole family for Valentine's Day 2019
With its meta jokes and catchy songs, The LEGO Movie 2 is more of the same. And that's OK
By Nathan Weinbender
The Oscar-nominated Cold War tells a turbulent love story amidst the terrors of 1950s Poland
For more than 25 years, Guster has been on the everlasting quest for pop with a purpose
Coeur d'Alene songwriter Gabriella Rose's debut EP brings a retro approach to her own experiences
By Howard Hardee
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