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Scientists are leading the way in developing technology to save us from climate disaster
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Has Karen Stratton been the voice of beleaguered city employees - or a stoker of employee conflict?
By Daniel Walters
County libraries: We didn't host drag story hours
By Josh Kelety
City Hall veterans and newcomers aim for the Spokane City Council's top spot
Sheriff's Office would likely face cuts without renewal of criminal justice tax, officials say
WSU to set up rural residency program for doctors at Pullman hospital with help from federal grant
Fires burn near Cheney, Puerto Rico governor resigns, and other headlines
By Wilson Criscione
Elderly defendant spends over two years in Spokane County Jail waiting for trial as his public defenders keep quitting
Central City Line cost grows, Stuckart won't tell fire union members if he'll fire Schaeffer, and other headlines
Mass shooting in California, Spokane considers housing incentive, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
Why isn't the Spokane Firefighters Union backing the actual firefighter?
Also, Stuckart says fire union members ask him if he'll fire Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer, but he won't tell them
Democratic candidates to debate again, Hillyard water still dirty, and other headlines
WSU research: Accurate information on medical marijuana is difficult for patients to find
Dems duke it out in debate, North Korea launches another missile, and other headlines
Know the law before you take a high-minded road trip
By Will Maupin
U.S. to resume executions of death-row inmates
By The New York Times
Seven 2020 Democrats pledge to focus first bill on fighting corruption
Trump calls Baltimore ‘corrupt’ as black lawmakers boycott Jamestown ceremony
Fed cuts interest rates for first time since 2008 crisis
Homes are being built the fastest in many flood-prone areas, study finds
On The Street
What should be on Spokane's next public mural?
"Golf is like bike shorts," writes Rick Reilly. "It reveals a lot about a man."
By Robert Herold
No-Li owner talks about the importance of community and giving back
By Derek Harrison
Readers respond to increasing rent in Spokane; safety under current city leadership
The Garland District hopes to bring artists and community together to celebrate Spokane's most vibrant art alley
By Riley Utley
The feminism of Tremors
The Buzz Bin
By Elissa Ball
When They See Us, new Aziz on Netflix and more you need to know
Menopause the Musical comes to the Bing with Spokane native Cherie Price in the cast, and lots of laughs in the script
By Morgan Scheerer
The Royal Fireworks show is back in Riverfront Park after two years off, with a very special treat
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
I Saw You
Make the most of your Inland Northwest summer by dining and drinking outdoors at these local spots
By Inlander Staff
J&T Food Bunker relocates, expands to offer service personnel and others a welcoming pub environment
By Carrie Scozzaro
Cocktails in a can; plus, a new downtown bar, golf course eats and a Seattle restaurant coming to Spokane
Chef Jeremy Hansen is leaving Spokane for an opportunity in Philadelphia
By Chey Scott
As Vanna Oh!, Lindsay Johnston is turning a full-on rock persona into a full-time career
By Nathan Weinbender
Five reasons to check out Pat Benatar at Northern Quest this weekend
By Dan Nailen
CONCERT REVIEW: Pat Benatar, Neil Giraldo and Melissa Etheridge bring the rock to Airway Heights
I grew up on Quentin Tarantino movies. At what point did I outgrow them?
A Confederate sword and a grieving cop feature prominently in new indie streaming releases
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Readers respond to the next phase of projects for downtown Spokane
The new chef at North Hill on Garland talks goals, her love of Vietnamese pho and influential local chefs
The Spokane GOP's Matt Shea statement includes neither the word 'Matt' nor 'Shea'
A small development at the edge of Browne's Addition has come under fire, in part because of its proximity to a tribal burial site
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