A new way to handle student threats is sweeping through Washington schools. Here's what it looks like
By Wilson Criscione
As its own negotiations stall, Spokane County weighs in on a union transparency battle in Lincoln County
By Daniel Walters
Washington state's #MeToo-driven legislation has made it harder for journalists to investigate harassment
As the state works to protect endangered fish, Washington looks to block suction mining for gold
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Gonzaga law school will launch LGBTQ Rights Clinic this fall
Oregon landfill accepted radioactive waste that may have come through Spokane
Providence Sacred Heart takes in five coronavirus patients, Democrats attack Bloomberg in debate, and other headlines
Just how dangerous is your birthday?
Public employees are worried about record requests for employee birth dates - but almost every Washington voter's name, birth date address and home address is easy to get.
Republicans kill high-capacity magazine bill, don't worry about the coronavirus at Sacred Heart, and other headlines
Washington hospitals ask state to expand behavioral health care access
Weinstein found guilty of rape, Spokane looks at pricier parking, and other headlines
Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward announces location for downtown police precinct, claims that downtown is 'thriving'
By Josh Kelety
Harvey Weinstein convicted, Spokane's downtown police precinct, and other morning headlines
Idaho politician asks why Planned Parenthood hasn't been nuked; Title X restrictions upheld
Trump worries over coronavirus' impact on stock market, takeaways from the Dem debate, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
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What fad diets have you or people you know tried?
On stolen land that is being still robbed
By CMarie Fuhrman
The director of the Wired2Learn Academy in Post Falls talks about her school for children with learning disabilities
By Derek Harrison
Readers respond to potential EWU athletic department cuts; 'teenage jailors'
Sizing up Washington state's dispensaries per capita
By Will Maupin
Trump calls warning of Russian 2020 meddling a Democratic ‘hoax’
By The New York Times
Health officials warn of coronavirus outbreaks in the U.S.
Microsoft issues financial warning because of coronavirus
The Grammy-winning Attacca Quartet visits the Northwest BachFest to celebrate Beethoven and chase a 'very special, specific sound'
By Dan Nailen
Early access is the best trend in video games
American Dirt 'a solid pulp thriller,' second season of Sex Education hits Netflix, and more you need to know
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The Radium Girls painted watch faces with a deadly radioactive compound. These Shining Lives recounts their struggle for justice
By E.J. Iannelli
I Saw You
Learning from a loss: The Zags head into March with a potentially valuable lesson
As more people try a keto diet, restaurants in the Inland Northwest begin catering to the high-fat, low-carb trend
Taco Vado offers fresh and flavorful breakfast all day from its West Central Spokane drive-through stand
By Chey Scott
Inlander Restaurant Week 2020 is here!
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2020: Cochinito Taqueria
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2020: The Bluebird
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2020: Table 13
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2020: Rüt Bar & Kitchen
Chef Chad White lands James Beard Award nomination
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2020: Fleur De Sel
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2020: Latah Bistro
By Nathan Weinbender
Harrison Ford goes full curmudgeon in this surprisingly sweet, old-fashioned version of The Call of the Wild
By Maryann Johanson
The Lodge is a lame psychological horror film that will have you checking out immediately
Rocker ZZ Ward talks new music, emotional honesty and the reach of social media
Great Scott: The Spokane Symphony will screen Back to the Future, complete with a live performance of its score
Spokane musician Eliza Johnson brought her quirky style — and tinned fish — to American Idol Sunday night. Watch the clip
CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENTS: Lucky You Lounge books '90s alt-rock icons the Lemonheads and Built to Spill
IRW 2020: Delicious Abundance
Which Inlander Restaurant Week meals caught our eye
The Panhandle is Hot! Where to dine in North Idaho for Inlander Restaurant Week
The newest additions to Inlander Restaurant Week
Help Second Harvest make sure everyone eats
Meet Your Chef: Josh Lorenzen, Rüt Bar & Kitchen
Meet Your Chef: Peter Froese, Gander and Ryegrass
Meet Your Chef: Tony Brown Ruins, Hunt and Eyvind
Meet Your Chef: Matavee 'May' Burgess, Thai Bamboo
Must-see activities and attractions for any new visitor to the Inland Northwest
Growing on Trees: Cider options abound during Inlander Restaurant Week
High Spirits: Where to go for a cocktail during Inlander Restaurant Week
Hop into Dinner: Where to get a local beer for Inlander Restaurant Week
In Vino Veritas: Where to get a glass of wine for Inlander Restaurant Week
IRW Events: 10 things to do in ten days
Recipe for Success: Hot tips to make the most of Inlander Restaurant Week this year
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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
Spokanite Clarice Wilsey shares an old family secret to fight against hate and ensure the Holocaust is never forgotten
By Madison Pearson
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