A local girl's experience at a since-shuttered Montana facility highlights difficulties for teens seeking mental health care
By Wilson Criscione
Spokane Public Schools looking for new security chief... again
Hillyard residents were without clean water for days due to contamination, raising concerns about the vulnerability of the city's water supply
By Josh Kelety
Why a local developer took one of the Riverfront Park totem poles
By Daniel Walters
Washington will pay for low-income family planning while abortion gag rule plays out in court
By Samantha Wohlfeil
McMorris Rodgers holds town hall, firefighters run into challenges with Williams Flats Fire, and other headlines
The secret of Spokane's smoke, Kootenai County rebels against re-entry center, and other headlines
Epstein's death sparks questions about jail, rainstorms slow wildfires, and other headlines
Spokane University District gets brownfield grant to help find pollution, clear way for development
Spokane jail inmate population analysis finds racial disparities, high number of bookings for misdemeanors and nonviolent offenses
Why liberal Councilwoman Kate Burke agreed with conservative gadfly George McGrath on developer subsidies
Epstein wasn't properly supervised before death, Trump delays tariffs on China, and other headlines
In Spokane, HUD Secretary Ben Carson says Spokane Resource Center will 'forge a pathway' for others across country
Hong Kong chaos subsides, Spokane Police ombudsman's contract renewed, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
The city of Spokane is considering Salvation Army to operate its new shelter
On the Street
What's one fashion trend you wish would make a comeback?
What was once radical becomes incremental
By John T. Reuter
The music director of the Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival talks the appeal of the genre and how it takes a village to tune a banjo
By Nathan Weinbender
Readers respond to Spokane mayoral frontrunners' personalities; recent shootings in Ohio, Texas
Dress for success. Yes, with hemp!
By Will Maupin
Trump wants ‘intelligent background checks’ and says McConnell is ‘on board’
By The New York Times
Trump administration weakens protections for endangered species
States sue Trump administration over rollback of Obama-era climate rule
Fashion Issue 2019: What to Wear
By Chey Scott
Red Leaf Vintage: Fay Ripley encourages women to stand out and embrace an original look by mixing vintage styles and eras
Audrey's Boutique celebrates 50 years
By Morgan Scheerer
Vagabond Soundtrack: Worn, storied denim and workwear is the focus of Tony 'Breezy' Brown's vintage fashion offerings
Do It With Soul: For sisters Erin Corder-Brown and Emily Stone, fashion and family are forever intertwined
By Dan Nailen
Millianna jewelry adds fun feathers and do-good bracelets
Teddi Joelle relaunches handbag line in Italian leather
Coeur d'Alene-based women's boutique NanaMacs finds big success transitioning from brick-and-mortar to the web
By Arcelia Martin
Spokane fashion line City Chapters lets customers wear where they're from
Wearlords Vintage: Jon Swanstrom's decades in the vintage scene have taught him 'the more unusual, the better'
By Riley Utley
Monthly Mootsy's Spelling Bee offers a raunchy good time for the late night crowd
RiffTrax goes live again on Aug 15. Here are some their best flicks and riffs
Strange but true stories in The Bastard Brigade, fixing pee problems in Oxygen Not Included and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
Everything is Terrible! brings its bizarre collection of nostalgia, psychedelia and comedy to Spokane
I Saw You
Aug. 7
The North Idaho mobile food scene continues to evolve, with plenty of new trucks, locations and ways of reaching customers
By Carrie Scozzaro
Best local wine lists; plus, Stella's Cafe plans to reopen next week
Whiskey Barrel Cider Co. relocates from Pullman into a new Liberty Lake facility and rebrands under Trailbreaker Cider name
A bittersweet portrait of death and cultural divide, The Farewell is one of the best films of the year
The Dora the Explorer movie is a potentially fun kid's adventure pitched to the lowest common denominator
By Maryann Johanson
Steve Gleason reflects on the history of Gleason Fest, advancements in ALS research, and the bands he'd love to book
The upcoming visit from the Iron Maidens got us pondering gender-swapped cover bands
By Seth Sommerfeld
CONCERT REVIEW: The Alarm conjures peaceful vibes via stirring set at the Bing
ZZ Top's Northern Quest show is cancelled, but we interviewed band leader Billy Gibbons anyway! Read it here
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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
Offended by annexation comments and worried about immigration enforcement, Canadian tourists are staying away from Spokane
By Eliza Billingham
Chef Tony Brown relocates Ruins from downtown Spokane to west Kendall Yards
By Dora Scott
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