Idaho prides itself on personal freedoms, but one child bride explains how her parents' freedom cost her dearly
By Samantha Wohlfeil
A new program pairs mental health specialists with police officers in hopes of directing people toward help — rather than jail
By Josh Kelety
Idaho to examine old rape evidence
As elder abuse cases rise, Lutheran Community Services launches a project to combat gaps in system
By Wilson Criscione
Opposition brews against a proposed new Spokane jail
Council debates downtown camera rebates and letting public linger in City Hall
By Daniel Walters
Idaho child bride tells her story, Inslee says he'll sign law to raise smoking age, and other headlines
Survey: Washington youth continue to report higher rates of depression, suicidal thoughts
Department of Natural Resources asks for more than $62M a year in proactive wildfire fighting funds
Audit: Spokane County employee embezzled over $1.38 million in public funds
Trump cuts aid to countries blamed for border crisis, more WA teens report depression and other headlines
Spokane Public Schools gets quieter, cleaner propane-powered buses
Woodward expected to announce mayoral run, Trump punts on health care, and other headlines
Nadine Woodward is running for mayor on a platform of 'Spokane Solutions,' but doesn't yet have any
Inslee and McMorris Rodgers spar, ISIS refugees face crisis, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Seattle coffee mogul Howard Schultz might surprise everyone if he runs for president
By George Nethercutt
Myst creator Rand Miller has gone from black-and-white floppy disk games to virtual reality
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Readers respond to a Spokesman column on homelessness; Mueller investigation
Idaho's marijuana fight in 2019 will likely be all uphill
The NRA’s strength is being tested by a new domestic violence act provision
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Trump lashes out again at Puerto Rico, bewildering the island
A Bright Room Called Day at Stage Left looks at the rise of Nazism through the lens of the everyman
By E.J. Iannelli
I got my cat's DNA tested. The results were unexpected
The Buzz Bin
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Lavish lifestyles of Selling Sunset, prog rock with Baroness and more you need to know
Season-opening exhibit at North Idaho Museum describes how 'Immigrants Shaped Our Region'
By Carrie Scozzaro
Gonzaga's Brandon Clarke is here to posterize fools on the court and outmaneuver them at Fortnite in his downtime
By Will Maupin
Star Wars, swing tunes, James Bond dot Spokane Symphony's 2019-20 season
By Dan Nailen
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By Inlander Staff
Japanese street food comes to Coeur d'Alene with the relocation of Rokko's Teriyaki & BBQ
These hearty, flavorful beef Colorado tacos often appear on Central Food's menu
An elephant never forgets, but you won't remember Tim Burton's Dumbo remake after it's over
By Seth Sommerfeld
Julianne Moore shines in Gloria Bell
By Josh Bell
The Dirt is Motley Crue's latest effort to brand themselves into legendary status
Showstopping duo KOLARS step into the way-back machine on their latest record
By Howard Hardee
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Eleven Spokane Falls Community College students are the first graduates of its new integrated behavioral health bachelor's degree
By Colton Rasanen
Police respond in force to largely peaceful Spokane protests over immigration enforcement
National media ran wild with a story on negative health impacts of cannabis consumption
The Scale House Market brings the region's first year-round farmers market to Spokane Valley
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