Spokane's clean air agency is finally collecting annual fees to reduce pot farm odors, but outdoor growers feel unfairly targeted
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Councilman: The city of Spokane sabotaged its own emergency dispatch system
By Daniel Walters
Spokane helps some public events pay for security while it makes others foot the bill, raising questions of fairness and favoritism
By Josh Kelety
New study shows hate crimes on the rise in Washington
By Wilson Criscione
A new bill would compensate the Spokane Tribe for lost land
Pet Issue 2019 is out on stands, immigration raids to begin on Sunday, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
We got a sneak peek of the Riverfront Park Pavilion transformation
By Jacob H. Fries
Acosta resigns over Epstein scandal, Pavilion gets shade and lights, and other headlines
Spokane County building code director resigns after harassment and choking allegations
The city of Spokane is getting sued over how it evicted homeless people from Camp Hope
Court sides with Spokane Tribe, Department of Interior in casino dispute
Valley leaders unsure on anti-camping rule, county employee resigned over choking allegations, and other headlines
Trump says his comments weren't racist, Seattle wealth tax moves towards the state Supreme Court, and other morning headlines
ATF agents wounded in Grant County, racism rages on in DC, and other headlines
2019 Peirone Prize nominations are open! Here's your chance to recognize those doing good in the Inland Northwest
On the Street
If you could have any pet other than cat or dog, what would it be?
Despite their election-year rhetoric, Republicans have become big federal spenders
By George Nethercutt
Readers respond mayoral candidate Nadine Woodward's claim about sex trafficking at the STA Plaza
Brook Beeler is the new director for the Department of Ecology’s Eastern Office, guiding environmental protection in the Inland Northwest
A little cannabis-infused sugar and - voila! - "potsicles"
By Will Maupin
Trump tells freshman congresswomen to ‘go back’ to the countries they came from
By The New York Times
Most migrants at border with Mexico would be denied asylum protections under new Trump rule
Eric Garner’s death will not lead to federal charges for NYPD officer
A Border Patrol agent reveals what it's really like to guard migrant children
By ProPublica
‘El Chapo’ Guzmán sentenced to life in prison, ending notorious criminal career
Local maker Jeremiah Colladay is carving his brand in leather
Yada yada yada... Seinfeld turns 30
The Buzz Bin
By Nathan Weinbender
New mural painted at Pacific Pizza, Deadwood movie on HBO, and more you need to know
Sexually charged and complex, the rock musical Spring Awakening uses two directors to tackle the Civic's summer production
By E.J. Iannelli
I Saw You
July 11
Meet two Spokane farms growing several uncommon yet versatile mushroom varieties
By Carrie Scozzaro
Kuni's Thai Cuisine in North Spokane goes beyond the traditional dishes with its expansive menu
By Morgan Scheerer
Crave! Food Fest is here; plus, Stella's gets a new home, Knight's Diner closes (but not for good)
Halfway through 2019, we look at some of the most audacious, original and downright weird films you've probably missed so far this year
Seattle musician Chris Staples brings his new album Holy Moly to neighborhood living rooms
Tyler Ramsey finds satisfaction as a solo artist on For the Morning
By Ben Salmon
Your guide to dog parks of the Inland Northwest
By Riley Utley
What local dog owners need to know to not be crappy people
You submitted, you voted: Now meet the adorable winners of the 2019 Inlander Pet Photo Contest!
Local pet photographer Angela Schneider captures the connections between dogs and their owners
Pet obesity in the U.S. is on the rise. Local veterinarians share why it's important to keep your furry friends from overindulging
By Chey Scott
Call this Spokane man for help if your cat gets stuck in a tree
Pets Issue
A local chicken breeder explains why chickens can be your pets
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Police respond in force to largely peaceful Spokane protests over immigration enforcement
By Inlander Staff
Eleven Spokane Falls Community College students are the first graduates of its new integrated behavioral health bachelor's degree
By Colton Rasanen
The Scale House Market brings the region's first year-round farmers market to Spokane Valley
By Dora Scott
Boutique concert video series Live From Somewhere expands with a new season,screenings at the Garland and summer shows at the MAC
By Seth Sommerfeld
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