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How a fire marshal and a building inspector were swept up into the politically charged Ridpath development imbroglio
By Daniel Walters
Boise camping law appeal rejected, cementing legal requirement that Spokane provide shelter
By Josh Kelety
A controversial proposal working its way through the Idaho Legislature would all but end grassroots ballot initiatives, critics argue
Protests in Spokane to call for Mueller report, Spokane Valley finds problems with new city hall, and other headlines
By Wilson Criscione
LCS offers texting for sexual assault hotline
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Citing routine jail bookings of psychiatric patients, defense attorneys push for arrest diversion option
Sen. Billig and Mayor Condon clash, economy keeps booming, and other headlines
Why an Idaho judge just undid the controversial Hayden Christmas house jury verdict
How many school districts in Washington don't teach sex ed at all? Not many, says state agency
Wheat planting behind a month, call for arrest diversion at Eastern State, and other headlines
Spokane Clean Air Agency: Apply soon for wood stove replacement grant set to expire
Prescribed burns at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge could start soon
Mueller report coming 'within a week,' Christmas display ruling overturned, and other headlines
REI reports 2018 profits, deputies find Spokane man dismembered, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Natural gas vulnerabilities questioned after pipeline explosion spiked winter prices in PNW
CBD by itself is creating a health revolution, and now some people are adding THC
By Tuck Clarry
Mormon church to allow children of LGBT parents to be baptized
By The New York Times
24 charged in $1.2 billion Medicare scam, federal officials say
On the Street
Who's your favorite female musician?
By Jackson Elliott
The view from the top is worth the climb
By Aileen Keown Vaux
Visit Spokane's new CEO wants to tell a story of Spokane that showcases a city on the rise
Readers respond to a George Nethercutt column on Howard Schultz; downtown homelessness
As Spokane's NAACP chapter turns 100 years old, it's still fighting for progress
Saturate highlights Spokane's under-recognized artists of color
By Chey Scott
5 Hulu (sorta) hits
By Bill Frost
S-R's would-be Final Four headlines, disappearing coasts and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
What, exactly, should a Spokane-scented candle smell like?
By Lareign Ward
SUDS & CINEMA: Come watch The Big Lebowski with us at the Bing on April 17
By Nathan Weinbender
Author and Serial podcast source Asia McClain speaks on her experience as an alibi witness
I Saw You
Week of April 4
Spring's thaw encourages an exploration of this North Idaho town's diverse food scene
By Carrie Scozzaro
Local landmark Donut Parade opens under new ownership after a two-year hiatus
Coeur d'Alene Wine & Food Fest approaches; plus, help a Spokane family open a traditional Argentinian empanada restaurant
Women Run This Town
Making the Scene
By Dan Nailen
Most of Spokane's downtown music venues are owned and operated by women. We talk to them about why that's a big deal
Spokane's powerhouse female musicians say what really matters is how you play
Ryker: manager/promoter
Liz Rognes: musician/co-founder of Girls Rock Lab
Mellie Price: brand manager/music sponsor
Jenny Anne Mannan: musician/promoter
Pam Meyer: sound engineer
When D.O.A.'s backdrop went M.I.A.: The incredible case of Spokane punk rockers solving a Canadian band's cold case
Alicia Hauff: photographer
CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Snoop Dogg and Pitbull added to Northern Quest's summer lineup
The 2019 Volume Music Festival lineup is here: Spiral Stairs, the Body, Black Marble and much more
Gonzaga professor Matt McCormick's documentaries explore the strange side of American culture
Shazam! is a scattered superhero attempt from DC
By Josh Bell
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The state ethics law is supposed to prevent corruption, but some university employees say it's overbearing
Politicians avoided the Superfund scarlet letter for Lake Coeur d'Alene, but with a tourism empire now at stake, leaders want to tackle pollution
Bundle up and grab a beer — the Gonzaga vs. North Carolina game is hitting the big screen at the Pavilion in Riverfront Park
The CDC believes it's found the culprit behind the vaping-related illnesses
By Will Maupin
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