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Local News

The Spokane Public Library remains open to homeless patrons and drag queens - and months of controversy

By Daniel Walters
Jun 27, 2019
Local News

The city of Spokane aims to add a new 24/7 shelter this fall, missing its July 1 goal

By Wilson Criscione
Jun 27, 2019
Local News

Inslee gets little time on debate stage, Spokane Police Guild demands removal of ombudsman from investigation, and other headlines

By Wilson Criscione
Jun 27, 2019
Local News

Appeals court says Ecology has to take recreation on Spokane River into account for rule making

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Jun 28, 2019
Local News

NASA funds U of I researcher's dream to send a spacecraft to one of Saturn's moons

By Wilson Criscione
Jun 27, 2019
Local News

Mayoral candidates react to library homeless ban idea, more Dems debate, and other headlines

By Daniel Walters
Jun 28, 2019
Local News

Now Nadine Woodward is pointing to the bus Plaza as a hotbed of sex trafficking; STA objects

By Daniel Walters
Jul 3, 2019
Local News

Hoopfest gets $1M for new courts, Washington gun laws take effect, and other headlines

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Jul 1, 2019
Local News

Spokane City Council funds more shelter beds, Congress members tour migrant detention centers, and other headlines

By Josh Kelety
Jul 2, 2019
Local News

Post Falls man sentenced for 10 lbs of pot, Trump's Fourth of July bash underway, and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch
Jul 3, 2019
Green Zone

Topicals, balms, bath bombs and other things to take the edge off of your pain

By Will Maupin
Jun 27, 2019
Nation & World

Supreme Court says Constitution does not bar partisan gerrymandering

By The New York Times
Jun 27, 2019
Nation & World

James Fields sentenced to life in prison for death of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville

By The New York Times
Jun 28, 2019
Nation & World

Inside the secret Border Patrol Facebook group where agents joke about migrant deaths and post sexist memes

By Propublica
Jul 1, 2019
Nation & World

Trump and RNC raised $105 million in second quarter, a sign he will have far more money than in 2016

By The New York Times
Jul 2, 2019
Nation & World

The man who’s putting more sex toys on Walmart’s shelves

By The New York Times
Jul 3, 2019
Nation & World

Boeing pledges $100 million to those affected by 737 Max crashes

By The New York Times
Jul 3, 2019

Columns & Letters

On the Street

What are you most afraid of in nature?

Jun 27, 2019
Columns & Letters

Separating immigrant kids from parents isn't just bad policy, it's also immoral

By Robert Herold
Jun 27, 2019
Columns & Letters

The new Spokane Falls Community College president opens up about the challenges and opportunities ahead

By Wilson Criscione
Jun 27, 2019
Columns & Letters

Readers respond to Spokane library controversies, 'isolation' of difficult students

Jun 27, 2019

Arts & Culture

High Points: Lessons learned from Mount Spokane

By Jackson Elliott
Jun 27, 2019
Arts & Culture

New Summer Cannibals album, Hoopfest special guest and more you need to know

The Buzz Bin

Jun 27, 2019
I Saw You

I Saw You

Jun 27, 2019
Sports

The Spokane wrestler hosting Lilac City's first all-women pro tournament reveals the reality behind the mayhem

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Jun 27, 2019
Sports

For some people, Hoopfest has been an annual tradition since year one

By Dan Nailen
Jun 27, 2019
Sports

The boys of summer get off to a hot start

By Dan Nailen
Jun 27, 2019
Sports

We asked NBA All-Star Isaiah Thomas about his Hoopfest dream team, what to expect next season and more

By Wilson Criscione
Jul 1, 2019

Food News

The new British-style Crown & Thistle pub in Coeur d'Alene was carefully planned for an authentic experience

By Carrie Scozzaro
Jun 27, 2019
Food News

Common Crumb and Biscuit Wizard close; plus Chicago dogs arrive in Spokane, CDAIDE helps hospitality workers

Jun 27, 2019
Food News

Stella's Cafe is returning this summer!

By Chey Scott
Jul 2, 2019

Music News

From the Black Keys to Kool Keith, these are the summer releases we're most looking forward to

By Nathan Weinbender
Jun 27, 2019
Music News

Twin brothers Zach and Ben Yudin search for the right kind of feeling as the synth-pop duo Cayucas

By Howard Hardee
Jun 27, 2019

Film News

Hello, goodbye: The Beatles cease to exist in the cute but inexcusably lazy Yesterday

By Maryann Johanson
Jun 27, 2019
Film News

Two new documentaries merge reality and fakery to varying results

By Nathan Weinbender
Jun 27, 2019

Outdoors Issue

Rural politics and empty coffers didn't stop Ferry County conservationists from building a new trail

Outdoors Issue

By Quinn Welsch
Jun 27, 2019
Outdoors Issue

Facing off against animals trying to bite your face off

Outdoors Issue

By Daniel Walters
Jun 27, 2019
Outdoors Issue

Why doctors are prescribing nature to their patients

Outdoors Issue

By Wilson Criscione
Jun 27, 2019
Outdoors Issue

Four ways to enjoy an outdoors adventure in Spokane city limits

Outdoors Issue

By Morgan Scheerer
Jun 27, 2019
Outdoors Issue

Four trends to look for in the outdoor gear industry in 2019

Outdoors Issue

By Josh Kelety
Jun 27, 2019
Outdoors Issue

Spokane offers accessible sports and outdoor recreation for people of all abilities

Outdoors Issue

By Samantha Wohlfeil
Jun 27, 2019