As UGM criticizes the 'housing first' approach to homelessness, Catholic Charities defends its progress
By Wilson Criscione
An environmental study for the proposed PacWest silicon smelter is on hold, but company leaders say it's not due to market woes
By Samantha Wohlfeil
An alt-right figure who pushed the Pizzagate conspiracy theory finds allies among Kootenai County Republicans
By Josh Kelety
Denver decriminalizes magic mushrooms, Pope issues law on sex abuse, and morning headlines
Being with bees: Gonzaga’s Hemmingson Center bees are preparing for summer
By Jackson Elliott
Nikki Haley ejects SR reporter from event, trade war with China returns, and other headlines
By Daniel Walters
UPDATED: A mayoral candidate who already dropped has busted campaign donation limits wide open
Lime scoots are back, China raises tariffs again in dispute, and other headlines
Windows of Opportunity: Spokane architectural scavenger hunt celebrates May as Historic Preservation Month
Squaring a climate-focused agenda with support for a polluting smelter: Gov. Inslee's office says it's all up to environmental study
Trump reviews military plan against Iran, planes collide in Alaska, and other headlines
Rash Decisions: The consequences of not vaccinating can be terrible
Trash found in deepest-ever ocean dive, U.S. embassy in Iraq evacuated, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Arbitrator upholds 2018 firing of Spokane County Sheriff deputy
Gravitas without Gravity: Astronaut Anne McClain speaks from orbit at Gonzaga Prep
On The Street
What is the signature artisan toast of the Northwest?
Attorney General William Barr is navigating the rough political waters with skill
By George Nethercutt
Actor Victor Rivas Rivers speaks about his experience with domestic violence and breaking the cycle
Readers respond to 'The Great White Hope' and a secretly recorded Matt Shea speech
Spring Cleaning: Take a moment to do it right
By Tuck Clarry
House approves disaster relief and Puerto Rico aid over Trump’s opposition
By The New York Times
Alabama Senate set to take up bill effectively banning abortion
Warren calls Fox News ‘a hate-for-profit racket’ and refuses an appearance
Trump immigration plan emphasizes immigrants’ skills over family ties
Spokane author Simeon Mills' debut novel is just the basketball-obsessed robot love story you've been waiting for
By Dan Nailen
Meet Pete Fromm, author of A Job You Mostly Won't Know How To Do
By Kris Dinnison
BDSM-friendly Netflix series, Pop Up Shop moves to River Park Square and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
Inaugural artist studio tour highlights a thriving creative scene in West Central
By Carrie Scozzaro
REVIEW: Kids crank it up to 11 in the endearing, impossible-to-dislike stage version of School of Rock
By Nathan Weinbender
I Saw You
Meet Matt Hanson, organizer of Spokane Craft Beer Week
Drink Local
By Derek Harrison
Drink Local 2019: Northwest Flavor
Five beers we're excited to try during CollabFest
The Spokane Brewers Festival has made changes to its model, but the beer is still what's important
The Inland Northwest's family-friendly breweries keep the whole gang entertained
Popping corks for Mother's Day weekend
Five craft cocktail trends and where to find them in the Inland Northwest
By Inlander Staff
If millennials are to blame for the artisan toast trend, we should thank them for these five toast combinations on local menus
Spokane is getting a cat cafe; plus, chef Ricky Webster lands top spot in pizza competition
By Chey Scott
For fans of the Pokeverse, Detective Pikachu might be the best video game movie ever
By Seth Sommerfeld
Tolkien, the biopic of the famed fantasy author, necessitates a familiarity with his hobbit and wizard realms
Dammed to Extinction: Doc exploring orca survival, Snake River dams comes to Spokane
Mudhoney's Mark Arm and the Derelicts' Duane Bodenheimer bring the '90s to the 21st century
By C. A. Coyle
Several years after falling apart, local psych-rock trio Blackwater Prophet get their groove back
By Cherri Covillo
Colin Hay's long, hopeful journey from Men at Work to solo success
CONCERT REVIEW: Colin Hay's distinct charms on full display at Northern Quest
The Joy Formidable schedules Spokane stop for July
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A 12-year-old killed herself at a Spokane hospital that recently closed its youth psychiatric unit
By Kaylee Tornay and Whitney Bryen - InvestigateWest
Sunshine, Spring and Readers' Favorite Things
A personal reflection on Laura Jane Grace and music as a tool for understanding
Spokane '90s band releases an album; plus, new music!
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