Sep 17-23, 2020

How a fire destroyed the town of Malden in a matter of hours

Spokane City Council accepts a contract to start the process of studying, designing and implementing fluoridation

Sneak Peek: Fall Arts, police surveillance, pop-up classrooms, “Tenet,” The Replacements and more!

On the Street

Seeing the world in absolutes may feel good, but it's no way for us to live

As America grapples with a crisis of inequality, debate needs to be open, not closed

Staring down the most significant election of our lifetimes, what do you do with all of this political anxiety?

The poisonous scourge of bogus information grows in 2020

Edibles offer a healthier, if pricier, alternative to flower. Here's where to find the deals

DeVos vows to withhold desegregation aid to schools over transgender athletes

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87

Trump Says He Will Wait Until Friday or Saturday to Announce Supreme Court Pick

Justice Department threatens to withhold federal funds From New York, Seattle and Portland

With government reform package, Democrats eye an era after Trump

My pathetic quarantine reality, confessed

Best of Broadway delays season start, Charlie Kaufman's latest film, new music and more!

I Saw You

After COVID made Bloomsday "virtual," 25,000 runners are still participating. We talked to a few

The executive chef of Gilded Unicorn talks growing up in a restaurant-owning family, her favorite foods and more

Prohibition Gastropub changes hands from one local chef to another

Seattle restaurant Tavolàta expands to Spokane with downtown location

Feels Good Man details how Pepe the Frog went from harmless internet meme to alt-right mascot

An 83-year-old spy goes undercover in the surprising documentary The Mole Agent

Class Action Park looks back at America’s most dangerous theme park with humor and horror

REVIEW: Time keeps on slippin' in Tenet, Christopher Nolan's first real misfire

A tribute to the late "Toots" Hibbert, and other new music we love