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Inland Northwest tribes are using technology to track young salmon in hopes of returning runs to the Columbia and Spokane rivers
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It's Republican versus Republican in this week's primary elections, but will voters choose old-school Idaho moderates or the farther-right to lead the Gem State?
Arts & Culture

Metal Lords features a potential star in the making, Always Jane is a look into being a transgender teen, and new music!
Food News

Cascadia's new Zag basketball collab; plus, a local chef takes ownership of Sandpoint's Laughing Dog Brewing
Screen News

Forget Netflix, the Criterion Channel and Shudder are the best cinematic streaming options

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Inland Northwest tribes are using technology to track young salmon in hopes of returning runs to the Columbia and Spokane rivers

It's Republican versus Republican in this week's primary elections, but will voters choose old-school Idaho moderates or the farther-right to lead the Gem State?

Metal Lords features a potential star in the making, Always Jane is a look into being a transgender teen, and new music!

Cascadia's new Zag basketball collab; plus, a local chef takes ownership of Sandpoint's Laughing Dog Brewing

Forget Netflix, the Criterion Channel and Shudder are the best cinematic streaming options

Idaho voters stand up to McGeachin, Giddings... and a whole bunch of moderates

Inlander Insights: All Sorts Director Rick Castañeda

They're with her: Janice McGeachin and the rise of women on the Idaho far-right

Panhandle Patriots' Mike "Viper" Birdsong talks to the Inlander about violence, skinheads, and Pride in the Park

Get your groove on in downtown Coeur d’Alene with several arts-based happenings this Friday the 13th

The French abortion drama Happening is vital filmmaking made even more resonant by recent news

Forget Netflix, the Criterion Channel and Shudder are the best cinematic streaming options

I Saw You

Meet three local makers repurposing vintage fabric, quilts and clothing into sustainable, on-trend pieces

Idaho voters stand up to McGeachin, Giddings... and a whole bunch of moderates

They're with her: Janice McGeachin and the rise of women on the Idaho far-right

Inlander Insights: All Sorts Director Rick Castañeda

It's Republican versus Republican in this week's primary elections, but will voters choose old-school Idaho moderates or the farther-right to lead the Gem State?

Metal Lords features a potential star in the making, Always Jane is a look into being a transgender teen, and new music!

Panhandle Patriots' Mike "Viper" Birdsong talks to the Inlander about violence, skinheads, and Pride in the Park

I Saw You

Cascadia's new Zag basketball collab; plus, a local chef takes ownership of Sandpoint's Laughing Dog Brewing

As housing shortages hit North Idaho, some employers look to build their own employee housing as another way to secure staff

Forget Netflix, the Criterion Channel and Shudder are the best cinematic streaming options

Photo & Video

Photos from Inland Northwest tribes' salmon release at Chief Joseph Dam in Central Washington

Scenes from the Lilac Bloomsday Run 2022

Paul McCartney at the Spokane Arena

DreamWorks Animation exhibit opens at the MAC

Scenes from West End Beer Fest 2022

Scenes from the Riverfront Market

Santana brought his "Blessings and Miracles Tour" to Spokane Arena April 3

Photos of the NCAA women's Sweet 16 and Elite 8 games at the Spokane Arena on Mar. 25 and 27, 2022

Photos of Gonzaga women's senior day win over Loyola Marymount on Feb. 26, 2022

News & Comment

They're with her: Janice McGeachin and the rise of women on the Idaho far-right

Question of the Week

Idaho voters stand up to McGeachin, Giddings... and a whole bunch of moderates

Inland Northwest tribes are using technology to track young salmon in hopes of returning runs to the Columbia and Spokane rivers

Panhandle Patriots' Mike "Viper" Birdsong talks to the Inlander about violence, skinheads, and Pride in the Park

Readers react to our story about Spokane's Airbnb policy

It's Republican versus Republican in this week's primary elections, but will voters choose old-school Idaho moderates or the farther-right to lead the Gem State?

American history shows that winning a single battle or sinking an important naval vessel — like Russia's Moskva — is not the same as ending a war

As housing shortages hit North Idaho, some employers look to build their own employee housing as another way to secure staff

Breakthroughs in legalization used to come years apart, now however they're coming fast

Culture & Food

Meet three local makers repurposing vintage fabric, quilts and clothing into sustainable, on-trend pieces

Get your groove on in downtown Coeur d’Alene with several arts-based happenings this Friday the 13th

Common Language is Spokane's newest brewery and aims to make more than beer

I Saw You

Metal Lords features a potential star in the making, Always Jane is a look into being a transgender teen, and new music!

Cascadia's new Zag basketball collab; plus, a local chef takes ownership of Sandpoint's Laughing Dog Brewing

Asian, Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Day offers a chance to experience Spokane communities and cultures often left out of the spotlight

Music & Screen

The French abortion drama Happening is vital filmmaking made even more resonant by recent news

Inlander Insights: All Sorts Director Rick Castañeda

Director Sam Raimi proves he's still got it with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

The inaugural LuckyFest Northwest hopes to bring together the regional music community for a weekend of musical camaraderie

Heat Speak singer/songwriter Dario Ré used his time cooped up at home to meticulously craft his new solo album, Holy Moon

Jim Broadbent plays a well-meaning art thief in the gentle British dramedy The Duke

Black Tiger Sex Machine marries their dark EDM with sci-fi visuals for a sensory treat

Forget Netflix, the Criterion Channel and Shudder are the best cinematic streaming options

On loving the Seattle Mariners, even when it seems like a terrible idea

How Spokane — and America — cranked its simmering housing mess into a raging boil

Drink Local

Cannabis Issue

Summer Camps

The Poetry Issue

Best Of

Restaurant Week

Snowlander

With help from forward-thinking companies, organizations are harnessing e-sports as a platform for safe recreation and personal growth

Pill Talk: When new medications bring new problems

At the Jundt Museum, Britta Keller Arendt is on a mission to make art accessible — not just to the Spokane community, but also to the whole world

A Lasting Gift

Preparing and presenting food is just one of Ivory Table Catering Company chef Kristen Ward's many talents

Carter Crandall of Blythe Interiors transformed an underused space into a multifunctional highlight

The Golden Handle Project offers beer - with benefits

Helping kids create a room of their own offers a chance to develop creativity and collaboration